Since the first presidential speaker at spring commencement in 1960, seven of the 12 presidents in office have not been invited to Notre Dame’s commencement.

It could be that Pope Francis simply prefers to see no enemies to the left. Yet there are other explanations.

After the collapse of the USSR, Ukraine was free. Now the bear and the fox are back. St. John Paul II’s Slavic heart is breaking in heaven.

Catholics should take seriously Francis’ letter on Trump’s ‘mass deportations.’

A Tory leader at odds with the Conservative premiers of Alberta and Ontario. Liberals bringing in a new face and vying for a fourth mandate. It's all happened before

The politics of humiliation have fallen out of fashion in Canada

The potential for grift, unintentional or otherwise, is one that should not be overlooked

New independent commission will review potentially wrongful convictions

Careers like Foreman’s are often called redemption stories. His actually was

The film’s prescription for a future pope coincides with the current Pope’s autobiographical reflections. Why might that be?

Unlike Donald Trump, who is both a poor loser and a poor winner, let us celebrate our 4 Nations Face-Off victory over the U.S. graciously

Vice President Vance’s speech at the March for Life was noteworthy for indicating a shift from the legal front toward a cultural and economic pro-life agenda.

This Lent, as has increasingly been the case over the last half-dozen years or so, more and more penitents are confessing that they are following the news.

The message of the landmark encyclical, ‘Evangelium Vitae’ is needed now more than ever.

Although he has not celebrated Mass publicly since 2022, the Holy Father has made Eucharistic adoration a main focus.

However, vigils for popes, like the current one for Pope Francis, have been the exception, not the rule.