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
(Here is a reprise of what we posted on the last sombre anniversary of Roe v. Wade, now, as so many have hoped and prayed cast into the rubbish heap of history as an egregiously bad decision based, as you may read, on a tissue of lies, deception and errant philosophical principles. The work now[…]
Here is some food for thought as further proof of the socialist dysfunctionality of Canada under Justin Trudeau, even if, we must admit, the bloating of the wealth-consuming public sector, at the expense of the wealth-producing private sector, predates his reckless insouciance, all the way back to the Trudeau Sr. And the precarious imbalance is[…]
Saint Anthony of Egypt or, as he is simply known in the history of monasticism, Anthony the Great, was born in Coma in Lower Egypt, Anthony heard the call to leave everything behind to give himself to God. The words of Jesus Matthew 19:21, namely: If you would be perfect, go, sell what you possess[…]
Saint Ita was an early Irish nun, Íte ingen Chinn Fhalad in Gaelic (+ ca. 480 – 577). Descended from royalty (the King of Fara was an ancestor), she was baptized not long after the missionary work of Saint Patrick had evangelized good old Erin’s Isle and was known for her steadfast virtue. I did[…]
Excess deaths continue across the world and the media and the medical establishment are mute – or is that muzzled? We were previously told that ‘one death was too many’ – now there’s, what, too many? To paraphrase Stalin, one death is a tragedy, a million a statistic. But, in reality, a million, is a[…]
Pope Hyginus, whose feast is today, January 11th, reigned from 138 to his death in 142 – the ninth to hold the papal throne. Like most of the early Pontiffs, we know little about his life. According to what accounts we do have, it was Hyginus who instituted the tradition of Godparents at baptism, who[…]
On this day in 1835, President Andrew Jackson proudly announced that, with his austere economic policies, the debt of the United States had been reduced – for the first and last time in history – to zero. Paradoxically this caused an economic crisis, for it seems a little borrowing in a nation is a good[…]
Today we are celebrating the Feast of the Epiphany. As we know, etymologically the word epiphany is derived from the Greek term epiphaneia, which means “manifestation”. Thus, in this feast Christ Child reveals himself to all people as represented by the “wise men from the East” who came to visit him. The Matthean account of[…]
What, pray tell, is going on? And why is no one reporting on it? The young and middle-aged are dying at increasing rates – excess deaths up to 30% – and the media, the medical establishment, and our political mandarins shrug. How complicit are they in all of this, and to whom are they kowtowing?[…]
One of the earliest feasts we celebrate in this New Year of 2024 is that of the Name of Jesus, this most powerful Name. In itself, the Name of Jesus means God saves. We find this pivotal meaning present in the Angel Gabriel’s annunciation to Mary when he tells her: Do not be afraid, Mary, for[…]
