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
We are witnessing a Mengelian mangling of the medical system, and this piece by Corinna Cohn offers a personal and troubling view of what puberty blockers and ‘gender transitioning’ really imply. It’s a horror story unfolding, one that may have appeared decades ago on some dystopic sci-fi pic, only that no one’s imagination was this[…]
Might this catch on again? Roller blading through the woods looks rather intriguing. In accord with Saint Thomas’ discussion of eutrepalia –properly ordered recreation – we should have joy in life, in the midst of all the turmoil. Roller skates in the 1920s. pic.twitter.com/n5cPxHFTDL — Learn History (@HistoryVibes2) September 24, 2022
Cardinal Müller, speaking like a true prince of the Church. A very beneficial and brief commentary on the state of Church, with the fresh air of doctrinal and spiritual clarity. Would that he were still head of the CDF! But, then, as the good Cardinal alludes, our only real hope is in Christ, and His[…]
Padre Pio’s feast day last Friday stirred in me the desire to appreciate this great fellow Capuchin saint. His Spirit-given wisdom offers to us a wide range of possibilities to let our spirit be united with Our Lord. Hence, the lessons learnt from what he wrote and said are myriad. Padre Pio teach me what[…]
September 22nd is the feast day of Saint Ignazio da Santhià. Who was this Capuchin saint? Ignazio Bevisotti was born in Santhià (Vercelli) on 5 June 1686. When he was baptized he was named Lorenzo Maurizio. The little boy attended the diocesan seminary. After much preparation he was ordained as a diocesan priest at the[…]
Today marks the anniversary of the visions of Our Lady of La Salette, when, in 1846, the Virgin appeared, in maternal form, to two children, Maximin Guiraud and Melanie Calvat. She offered some dire warnings, all the result of sin, and some hopeful promises, all the result of repentance. If we would but turn from[…]
As Hungary makes laws ever more conducive to life, Canada moves in opposite direction. As LiveAction reports, the government of Canada has helped fund a children’s activity book on MAiD, getting them comfortable with the grisly notion physician assisted murder-suicide, but all with nice, comfy graphics and big, easy-to-read text. So far, the ‘activity’ does[…]
On the Feast of the Triumph of the Holy Cross, Hungary just passed a law that requires a woman seeking an abortion to listen to her child’s heartbeat first. The law will go into effect today, the memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows. Quite fitting. Even if abortion is still permitted – a tragedy, and[…]
Today, the 12th of September, we celebrate the feast of the Name of Mary. In this liturgical memorial God the Father is glorified due to “the name of Jesus”. In Jesus’ name is couched both his power and mission. St Paul tells us this in his Letter to the Philippians: At the name of Jesus[…]
A recital, and brief commentary, on Gerard Manley Hopkins’ 1877 poem, which provides a parable on the proper care for creation, and, perhaps, a lesson for the Schwaub, Thunberg, Trudeau and the WEF crowd: