We are witnessing a collapse of religious freedom in Canada. Anyone who doubts it is naïve or completely uniformed.
Charles Lewis: Religious liberty is fading fast:
Reflections from the pastoral ministry of an Evangelical Catholic Priest.
30 April, 2019
29 April, 2019
Please Pray For The (Too) Many Parishioners Fighting a (losing) Battle Against The Ottawa River This Flood Season
This meme is all too true for many of my parishioners. My own cottage basement unfortunately currently has 5+ feet of water in it... and I am among the lucky ones. Many others have had their main floors inundated as well. The tragedy is all the worse given that we cannot purchase flood insurance... or at least can't buy it at a price we could afford.
26 April, 2019
Nearly 7,000 Canadians have died with medical assistance: Health Canada
According to the latest interim report compiled by Health Canada, 6,749 people have received medically assisted deaths. That amounts to roughly one per cent of all deaths in Canada.
Nearly 7,000 Canadians have died with medical assistance: Health Canada - National | Globalnews.ca:
Nearly 7,000 Canadians have died with medical assistance: Health Canada - National | Globalnews.ca:
Secretariat of State looks to become even stronger in Vatican reforms
After nearly 6 years of work, it looks like the new governing constitution of the Vatican should be published by the end of the summer. The clear winner is the Secretariat of State.
Secretariat of State looks to become even stronger in Vatican reforms:
Secretariat of State looks to become even stronger in Vatican reforms:
25 April, 2019
24 April, 2019
'The Ratzinger Diagnosis' by George Weigel on the First Things blog
Too many on the Catholic Left remain in denial about the link between doctrinal and moral dissent and clerical wickedness.
The Ratzinger Diagnosis | George Weigel | First Things:
The Ratzinger Diagnosis | George Weigel | First Things:
A Divine Mercy Pilgrimage: 52 Weeks with Saint Faustina
A new Marian Press title, 52 Weeks with Saint Faustina by Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle, set us on a pilgrimage behind These Stone Walls for a year of grace and mercy.
A Divine Mercy Pilgrimage: 52 Weeks with Saint Faustina:
A Divine Mercy Pilgrimage: 52 Weeks with Saint Faustina:
23 April, 2019
22 April, 2019
New Vatican document to put evangelization ahead of doctrine
A new “super dicastery” on evangelization might be one of the most significant reforms of the governing structures of the Vatican, according to a new report.
New Vatican document to put evangelization ahead of doctrine:
New Vatican document to put evangelization ahead of doctrine:
21 April, 2019
Resurrection an invitation to see beyond pain, sorrow, and suffering
It’s only by placing our self-abandonment within the light of eternity, and within a mosaic that involves a perspective beyond the confines of particular situations and personalities, that we can find strength, true peace and the means of perseverance.
Resurrection an invitation to see beyond pain, sorrow, and suffering:
Resurrection an invitation to see beyond pain, sorrow, and suffering:
20 April, 2019
Palm Sunday and the spiritual logic for Francis's sound of silence
On Palm Sunday, Pope Francis came as close as he ever may to explaining the spiritual logic for his refusal to engage his critics.
Palm Sunday and the spiritual logic for Francis's sound of silence:
Palm Sunday and the spiritual logic for Francis's sound of silence:
19 April, 2019
Founder of L’Arche Community goes into hospice care
The 90-year-old founder of L’Arche Community and Faith and Light, Jean Vanier, has entered into the stage of receiving palliative care, Aleteia learned this week.
Founder of L’Arche Community goes into hospice care:
Founder of L’Arche Community goes into hospice care:
Opinion | Why Jesus on the Cross Is No Mere Symbol
A God who allows suffering is a mystery, but so is a God who suffered.
Opinion | Why Jesus on the Cross Is No Mere Symbol - The New York Times:
Opinion | Why Jesus on the Cross Is No Mere Symbol - The New York Times:
18 April, 2019
Voluntary euthanasia should be available to children: civil libertarians
The Queensland government has launched an inquiry into voluntary assisted dying laws and palliative care.
Voluntary euthanasia should be available to children: civil libertarians:
Voluntary euthanasia should be available to children: civil libertarians:
Vatican doc on sex abuse may raise more questions than it answers
Sources who spoke on background have told Crux that new Vatican norms on clerical abuse risk being so rushed that instead of making things clearer, the text may raise more questions than it answers.
Vatican doc on sex abuse may raise more questions than it answers:
Vatican doc on sex abuse may raise more questions than it answers:
Finding Miracles Amid the Rubble of Notre Dame
The fire that consumed the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was devestating. But there are so many incredible miracles found in the rubble and ashes!
Finding Miracles Amid the Rubble of Notre Dame – EpicPew:
Finding Miracles Amid the Rubble of Notre Dame – EpicPew:
17 April, 2019
What happens when a priest is falsely accused of sexual abuse
The story of Chicago’s Father Gary Graf illustrates the challenges facing priests who are falsely accused at a time when hundreds of true stories of horrific abuse dominate the news.
What happens when a priest is falsely accused of sexual abuse | America Magazine:
What happens when a priest is falsely accused of sexual abuse | America Magazine:
Scientists spur some activity in brains of slaughtered pigs: Pig work enters an ethical minefield because it touches on the widely used definition of death
A new study on brains from slaughtered pigs suggests cell death in the brain occurs across a longer time window than previously thought.
Scientists spur some activity in brains of slaughtered pigs | CBC News:
Scientists spur some activity in brains of slaughtered pigs | CBC News:
The Easter Effect Today by George Weigel
Christians can do the work of evangelization because the first Easter told us that despair never gets the final word.
The Easter Effect Today | George Weigel | First Things:
The Easter Effect Today | George Weigel | First Things:
Waking Up in the Garden of Gethsemane
The Agony in the Garden, the First Sorrowful Mystery, is a painful scene in the Passion of Christ, but in each of the Synoptic Gospels the Apostles slept through it.
Waking Up in the Garden of Gethsemane:
Waking Up in the Garden of Gethsemane:
More doubts about controversial Pell guilty verdict
Could the witness have been influenced by a similar case in the US?
More doubts about controversial Pell guilty verdict:
More doubts about controversial Pell guilty verdict:
Benedict and the Scandal: A response from +Charles Chaput
Throughout his brief text, Ratzinger has moments of insight and genius that fall like rain in a desert, especially today.
Benedict and the Scandal:
Benedict and the Scandal:
16 April, 2019
The Cathedral and the Cube: Reflections on European Morale
In light of the terrible fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, it seemed right to post this synopsis from George Weigel's book, The Cube and the Cathedral in which he uses the image of that great church as representative of the religious culture that nurtured Europe into its status as a 1st world power in opposition to the Grand Arch du Défense, the glass enclosed edifice constructed in the last years of the 20th century which represents the modernist secular society that animates most of Europe today.
The Cathedral and the Cube: Reflections on European Morale - Commentary:
The Cathedral and the Cube: Reflections on European Morale - Commentary:
New Jersey governor signs bill allowing terminally ill to end own lives
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed a bill on Friday that would allow terminally ill patients to self-administer drugs to end their own lives. This makes New Jersey the seventh state to legalize assisted-suicide.
New Jersey governor signs bill allowing terminally ill to end own lives:
New Jersey governor signs bill allowing terminally ill to end own lives:
From the Ashes of Notre-Dame - by Ross Douthat of The New York Times
How a burning cathedral rebukes a divided Catholic Church.
Opinion | From the Ashes of Notre-Dame - The New York Times:
Opinion | From the Ashes of Notre-Dame - The New York Times:
15 April, 2019
The funeral as we know it is becoming a relic — just in time for a death boom
These days, there are more golf-course cocktail send-offs and backyard potluck memorials, more Clapton and less “Ave Maria,” more Hawaiian shirts and fewer dark suits.
The funeral as we know it is becoming a relic — just in time for a death boom - The Washington Post:
The funeral as we know it is becoming a relic — just in time for a death boom - The Washington Post:
New Vatican constitution will resist centralization in Rome, drafter says
Cardinal Oswald Gracias of Mumbai, India, says a new constitution for the Vatican bureaucracy will combat centralization of power in the Roman Curia.
New Vatican constitution will resist centralization in Rome, drafter says:
New Vatican constitution will resist centralization in Rome, drafter says:
14 April, 2019
Understanding the Thought of Benedict XVI
Understanding the Thought of Benedict XVI: BOOK PICK: Benedict XVI: His Life and Thought
Juicy reminders of 'be careful what you wish for, for you will surely get it'
Last week served up a couple of especially juicy examples of the old wisdom, "Be careful what you wish for, for you will surely get it."
Juicy reminders of 'be careful what you wish for, for you will surely get it':
Juicy reminders of 'be careful what you wish for, for you will surely get it':
13 April, 2019
Two Articles on Faith and Science
One of the things that Native American cultures have done for postmoderns is make a return to Catholic ways of seeing the integral nature of creation. For five hundred years, that project of the postmodern West has been to divorce the spiritual from the material and desacramentalize creation with the notion that it is just matter and energy.
Two Articles on Faith and Science | Mark Shea:
Two Articles on Faith and Science | Mark Shea:
Chinese scientists give monkeys human brain genes in ‘morally risky’ experiment | National Post
The monkeys didn't grow bigger brains, but they do have better short-term memory and faster reaction times compared to monkeys without human brain genes.
Chinese scientists give monkeys human brain genes in ‘morally risky’ experiment | National Post:
Chinese scientists give monkeys human brain genes in ‘morally risky’ experiment | National Post:
12 April, 2019
How to Break the Republican Lock on God
The progressive leaders Pete Buttigieg and Stacey Abrams are confronting the hypocrisy of the religious right.
Opinion | How to Break the Republican Lock on God - The New York Times:
Opinion | How to Break the Republican Lock on God - The New York Times:
A quick guide to addressing Catholic clergy and religious
This includes how to greet and formally introduce members of the Catholic hierarchy.
A quick guide to addressing Catholic clergy and religious --Aleteia:
A quick guide to addressing Catholic clergy and religious --Aleteia:
11 April, 2019
Pope Francis tells young people that 'Christ is Alive!' – but is the institution dying?
Young people say again and again that they want to be heard now. The Catholic Church needs to listen.
Pope Francis tells young people that 'Christ is Alive!' – but is the institution dying? | Christian News on Christian Today:
Pope Francis tells young people that 'Christ is Alive!' – but is the institution dying? | Christian News on Christian Today:
10 April, 2019
Faith, not sexual orientation, is what’s most interesting about Buttigieg
Faith is not the province of right-wing charlatans.
Faith, not sexual orientation, is what’s most interesting about Buttigieg - The Washington Post:
Faith, not sexual orientation, is what’s most interesting about Buttigieg - The Washington Post:
Imprisoned by Walls, Set Free by Wood – by Pornchai Moontri
Pornchai Maximilian Moontri takes us behind These Stone Walls where he is the safety trainer for a captive audience producing some woodcraft marvelous to behold.
Imprisoned by Walls, Set Free by Wood – by Pornchai Moontri:
Imprisoned by Walls, Set Free by Wood – by Pornchai Moontri:
Black hole Messier 87: Event Horizon telescope captures first-ever black hole image
The black hole is at the center of Messier 87, the largest galaxy we know of, about 54 million light-years away.
Black hole Messier 87: Event Horizon telescope captures first-ever black hole image - The Washington Post:
Black hole Messier 87: Event Horizon telescope captures first-ever black hole image - The Washington Post:
Creation, Redemption, Martyrdom: A Lenten Reflection
God creates and redeems the world so that God’s holiness might be shared by a people empowered by grace to live holy lives.
Creation, Redemption, Martyrdom: A Lenten Reflection | George Weigel | First Things:
Creation, Redemption, Martyrdom: A Lenten Reflection | George Weigel | First Things:
Faith means overcoming division and envy, Canadian cardinal says
The Trinity "is real, it's not a dream," said Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet while presenting his new book with meditations for Holy Week.
Faith means overcoming division and envy, Canadian cardinal says:
Faith means overcoming division and envy, Canadian cardinal says:
09 April, 2019
Remembering Gary Hayes, a Catholic priest who held his church to account on abuse
Gary educated hundreds of thousands, enabling them to quickly see that the church's evolving policies were more about public relations and less about real reform.
Remembering Gary Hayes, a Catholic priest who held his church to account on abuse - Religion News Service:
Remembering Gary Hayes, a Catholic priest who held his church to account on abuse - Religion News Service:
Pondering the 'if' and the 'who' of the next American cardinal
Rumors suggest Pope Francis may stage a consistory in June, prompting the question of if he'll name a new American cardinal, and, if so, whom.
Pondering the 'if' and the 'who' of the next American cardinal:
Pondering the 'if' and the 'who' of the next American cardinal:
Archaeologists find menorah image on oil lamp from Jesus’ time
Archaeologists at the site of a 1st-century A.D. Jewish settlement in Israel’s Negev Desert have discovered one of the earliest artistic representations of a nine-branched menorah.
Archaeologists find menorah image on oil lamp from Jesus’ time:
Archaeologists find menorah image on oil lamp from Jesus’ time:
08 April, 2019
How Christianity Led to Science
There’s this narrative out there that says that science arose in Christian Europe in spite of the antagonism of the religious authorities against reason. It portrays the scientific revolution as the inevitable triumph of reason over superstition.
How Christianity Led to Science | uCatholic:
How Christianity Led to Science | uCatholic:
Roman historian Tacitus offers an early testimony of the crucifixion of Christ
Tacitus described the brutal persecution of Christians in Rome under Nero, and explains what happened to Christ.
Roman historian Tacitus offers an early testimony of the crucifixion of Christ--Aleteia:
Roman historian Tacitus offers an early testimony of the crucifixion of Christ--Aleteia:
07 April, 2019
Robot and elder care; ethical considerations
Interview with Chris Gastmans, professor of medical ethics at the University of Leuven (Belgium) and a member of the Pontifical Academy for Life.
Robot and elder care; ethical considerations--Aleteia:
Robot and elder care; ethical considerations--Aleteia:
06 April, 2019
'The Universal Christ' : A Franciscan priest's electrifying take on Christology.
Here's something that was written by C. Matthew Hawkins, a third-year seminarian here in Baltimore that I am proud to now call a friend. In it he explains how Rev. Richard Rohr revives the ancient Christian teaching that God inhabits everything in the universe while transcending all things. It's well worth the read!
'The Universal Christ' : A Franciscan priest's electrifying take on Christology. | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
'The Universal Christ' : A Franciscan priest's electrifying take on Christology. | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
The Moral Revolution We Need
Meritocracy inflames the ego and numbs the spirit. Failure teaches us who we are.
Opinion | The Moral Revolution We Need - The New York Times:
Opinion | The Moral Revolution We Need - The New York Times:
Should Catholics care about what happens at the Vatican?
Could paying attention to the Vatican regularly become a spiritual practice and put the headlines you see about the church in context?
Should Catholics care about what happens at the Vatican? | America Magazine:
Should Catholics care about what happens at the Vatican? | America Magazine:
05 April, 2019
Dog vs. cat: New data show which pet brings you more joy
The latest General Social Survey asked about pets for the first time, giving us one of the clearest looks yet at the differences between dog and cat owners.
Dog vs. cat: New data show which pet brings you more joy - The Washington Post:
Dog vs. cat: New data show which pet brings you more joy - The Washington Post:
Archaeologists find seal which supports biblical account of the fall of Judah
The seal of an official from Judah, mentioned in the Bible, lends credit to the biblical records of the 6th Century BC.
Archaeologists find seal which supports biblical account of the fall of Judah:
Archaeologists find seal which supports biblical account of the fall of Judah:
04 April, 2019
03 April, 2019
Losing Canada
When the cross atop Mount Royal was first erected in 1924, the Montreal Gazette described it as “a memorial to the survival of the Canadian people, whose growth was, in the early struggles, parallel to the growth of the faith which is represented by the cross.”
Losing Canada « Catholic Insight:
Losing Canada « Catholic Insight:
'The High-Priced Spread, Revisited' - George Weigel
Catholic parents serious about real education and formation have options other than elite universities.
The High-Priced Spread, Revisited | George Weigel | First Things:
The High-Priced Spread, Revisited | George Weigel | First Things:
A Little Perspective before Stoning Your Priest
Jesus issued a challenge to cast the first stone in the Gospel for the Fifth Sunday of Lent. It’s a fitting backdrop to the news media stoning of Catholic priests.
A Little Perspective before Stoning Your Priest:
A Little Perspective before Stoning Your Priest:
Grandma, 61, gives birth to own granddaughter for son and his husband
A 61-year-old grandmother was cleared by doctors to be a surrogate using sperm from one father and an egg from the sister of another father.
Grandma, 61, gives birth to own granddaughter for son and his husband:
Grandma, 61, gives birth to own granddaughter for son and his husband:
LatAm church grapples with abuse, politics -- and welcomes the Virgin
Lots of church news continues to bubble in Latin America, much of it related to Francis -- showing it's easier to take the pope out of Latin America than the Latin America out of the pope.
LatAm church grapples with abuse, politics -- and welcomes the Virgin:
LatAm church grapples with abuse, politics -- and welcomes the Virgin:
02 April, 2019
Quebec minister says police could intervene if people disobey religious symbols law
The Quebec government scrambled Tuesday to explain how its proposed secularism law would be enforced as a growing number of organizations said they are prepared to disobey it.
Quebec minister says police could intervene if people disobey religious symbols law | CTV News:
Quebec minister says police could intervene if people disobey religious symbols law | CTV News:
Pope Francis says women have 'legitimate claims' for equality
Pope Francis said in a document released Tuesday that women have "legitimate claims" to seek more equality in the Catholic Church, but he stopped short of endorsing recent calls from his own bishops to give women leadership roles.
Pope Francis says women have 'legitimate claims' for equality | CTV News:
Pope Francis says women have 'legitimate claims' for equality | CTV News:
Pope's team may need to explain new reluctance on 'zero tolerance'
Pope Francis appears to be increasingly hesitant to use the phrase "zero tolerance" in talking about the Church's response to the clerical sexual abuse scandals, and somebody on his team may want to find an opportunity to explain why.
Pope's team may need to explain new reluctance on 'zero tolerance':
Pope's team may need to explain new reluctance on 'zero tolerance':
01 April, 2019
French prelate convicted of cover-up may be 'not innocent', pope says
Pope Francis said Sunday it's possible that French Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, who's appealing a recent six-month suspended jail sentence for failing to report a charge of sex abuse by one of his priests, "is not innocent."
French prelate convicted of cover-up may be 'not innocent', pope says:
French prelate convicted of cover-up may be 'not innocent', pope says:
Pope Francis: Freedom of conscience in danger in ‘Christian countries’
Pope Francis decried the regression of freedom of conscience in “Christian countries” during an in-flight press conference Sunday, telling reporters on his return to Rome from Morocco.
Pope Francis: Freedom of conscience in danger in ‘Christian countries’ | Catholic Herald:
Pope Francis: Freedom of conscience in danger in ‘Christian countries’ | Catholic Herald:
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