Was the RCMP erased from Canada’s new passport because of, or in spite of, its 150th anniversary?
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The new passport design fails because the images would be equally relevant if Canada had never existed
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Either all life bears inherent dignity, and therefore is worthy of protection in law, or it doesn’t
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The most dramatic sight of the coronation was the least magnificent externally
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The COVID-19 pandemic has weakened already-poor Sunday Mass attendance, and commercial and recreational activities have conspired for decades to wrest Sunday away from the Lord.
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Although an Anglican liturgy, the solemn service May 6 featured facets Catholics can pay attention to.
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Simple vainglory the obvious motivation for putting 'Trudeau Crown' atop Canada's Royal Coat of Arms
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The coronation of King Charles consecrated him symbolically as a priest-king like Solomon.
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Like his holy predecessors, Pope Francis is inviting the Church to join him.
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Mercy is above the sceptre of power. Mercy is more glorious than the crown. May it season the reign of the King, and all who govern in his name
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As has been the case before, the president of the Pontifical Academy for Life often begins with the political situation and then sees where the Gospel and the Catholic Tradition can fit.
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It would be strange if a man so deeply immersed the messiness of history did not wonder about the deepest meaning of it all
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Pope Francis' gift was made not to honour a king, but as an ecumenical gesture of goodwill to Charles as supreme moderator of the Church of England
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A trial judge called the case of Sen. Ted Stevens the worst example of prosecutorial misconduct he had ever seen
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On no day is it more evident that grave injustice can be wrought by law than Good Friday
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The Church first condemned the concepts behind this doctrine in a document written by Pope Paul III in 1537. So why is its repudiation still an issue today?
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1963’s ‘Letter From Birmingham Jail,’ for all its legal and political significance, remains a profoundly religious text, a jailed pastor writing to fellow pastors.
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Word on Fire’s publication of a volume containing the papal preacher’s Good Friday sermons from 1980-2022 is a tonic to strengthen one’s faith.
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