Inspired by Truth, Enlightening Minds for the Church in Canada and Throughout the World
Inspired by Truth, Enlightening Minds for the Church in Canada and Throughout the World
George Weigel has always been rather sanguine about the ecclesia moderna. The author of the tome-like biography of John Paul II, Witness to Hope, has turned more elegiac. Back then, at the turn of the millennium, things did seem more sunny, bright and, well, neon. The Berlin Wall had fallen ten years before, signifying if[…]
The tumultuous life of Saint Clement Mary Hofbauer (1751 – 1820) proves what the devil once admitted to the Cure d’Ars, that if there but three priests like him, his kingdom would be destroyed. Clement was one such priest, totally dedicated to his mission and work for Christ’s own kingdom. Events precluded Johannes – his[…]
A reader responds to the reflection by Dan Hitchens, to which we linked the other day: The blatant omission by Dan Hitchens of the coercive experimental vaccine mandates by Pope Francis within the Vatican, and its intended reverberation through Christendom, raises the distinct possibility that this “balanced analysis”, for that is the veneer he wishes[…]
God is seen by those who have the capacity to see him, provided that they keep the eyes of their mind open. All have eyes, but some have eyes that are shrouded in darkness, unable to see the light of the sun. (Saint Theophilus of Antioch, +182)
As the saying goes, Ite ad Joseph! – Go to Joseph, and today marks the beginning of the novena to the Protector and Defender of Our Lady and the Christ. There are many needs we may bring before this silent, but powerful, ‘shadow of the Father’ – for the Church, for the world, for our[…]
