As prince, he raised his voice for those who have been brought like lambs, silent to the slaughter. May he continue to do so as King
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Smith is the first premier to come from the world of alternative news sources
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The Opus Dei priest, a medical doctor who was at St. Josemaría’s bedside when he died in Rome in 1975, was widely regarded as a canonizable saint himself long before his death earlier this month in Vancouver.
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Celebration of the Mass with the priest and people facing together toward the altar is the best corrective for the liturgical abuses of recent decades.
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The failure began a long way from Hockey Canada’s boardroom
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A great debate has raged about the 'real' MLB home run record holder — the 'clean' Judge, or the 'dirty' Bonds?
Read MoreThe pontificate of Pope Francis seems to feel most comfortable in the immediate post-conciliar period, yet those who desire to drag the Church back to 1972 must contend with the colossal interpretative legacy of John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
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Bad news for religious liberty, Canada’s admirable record on immigration, and Canadian conservatism
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A healthy common life needs the contribution of religious believers, not just those from one side of the partisan divide, lest the gospel be subordinated to politics
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The obsequies of Queen Elizabeth II were executed with near-perfection, but they did lack one thing
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Incorporating noteworthy contributions from Catholics, the Church of England provided a model to all Christians for how funerals ought to be conducted.
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Elizabeth II was not an emperor like her father, and yet, at her funeral the entire world gathered
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Monarchs live and die, are crowned and condemned. Westminster Hall records all this.
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The Conservative leadership convention should have been postponed, or at the least, been a much quieter affair
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In an age in which Christian promise-keeping went into steep decline, the Queen’s life was marked by two great promises, magnificently kept.
Read MoreHer long life as Queen followed her first death as Elizabeth Mountbatten
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This diplomatic policy means that Catholics under persecution by repressive regimes such as Nicaragua, China and Venezuela should not expect rhetorical support from the Vatican.
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The beatification of Pope John Paul I invites a few considerations on papal causes for beatification and canonization.
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