EWTN radio interview discussing what the impact of limiting the sacraments have on bishops, priests, and the faithful.
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What is a priest to do in a pandemic? He is to do his utmost to celebrate the sacraments.
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Pope Francis was holding up the entire Church in prayer, blessing the city and the world.
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The sacraments become more, not less, important in a time of distress.
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Consider the ways in which our public spaces may change as they've now moved online due to COVID-19.
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Critics of Donald Trump have speculated that he might exploit the crisis to move in an authoritarian direction. Who would have thought that it would be Justin Trudeau, not Trump, who was the threat?
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A global pandemic is hardly the time for acrimony and accusations in the Body of Christ. It is better to extend the benefit of the doubt and attempt to understand why such decisions were taken.
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As spring has sprung, the Kingston Symphony’s melded-together performance of two vastly different compositions show that while man and nature often collide, God’s creation is still a garden.
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The Gospel accounts of the Samaritan woman, the man born blind, and the raising of Lazarus are fundamental to our understanding of Lent.
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Dante Day falls neither on the poet’s birthday nor death anniversary — it was chosen because Dante’s journey into the Inferno begins on Good Friday, and the traditional date of Good Friday is March 25.
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Food banks tend to rely on many volunteers for the receiving, sorting, packing and distribution of food. What happens when 20 volunteers who worked together in one room are reduced to six in order to keep safe distances?
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The world’s playing fields have been emptied by pandemic but our God-given desire to play like Tom Brady can never be stilled.
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The pastor goes after the lost and beseeches those who would depart. But what if the lost are determined not to come back?
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Now that there is time to make sober adjustments, pastors might find creative ways to publicly continue the prayer of the Church.
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Safety and risk, openness and protection — that balance defines a culture. We have been knocked off balance for the foreseeable future. But how will things look when we get back up?
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The seventh anniversary of Pope Francis falls at a time when the pontificate’s agenda has run into difficulty on two key issues – synodality and curial reform.
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Spending time at the Brier is a proud mix of citizenship, friendship and sporting glory.
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The devil rebelled against the created order of nature; he wanted to be the author of nature.
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