No Migrant is a Stranger: Message to The People of God on Pilgrimage
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ: Gathered in a spirit of profound communion, aware that we do not represent isolated Churches or fragmented realities, but…
Cardinal Parolin: Preventive Wars Risk Setting The World Ablaze
“This erosion of international law is truly worrying: justice has given way to force; the force of law has been replaced by the law of…
Homilies for The Seasons
I met Fr. Bill Wilson, SJ in Vancouver this past spring. I enjoyed a visit, after a church service, with him and my friend. Recently…
Eileen Curteis, SSA: 1942 – 2026
Eileen was born on July 20th, 1942 at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Victoria, BC. She was welcomed into a loving home by her mother and…
Sister Doreen Trautman, SSA
Sister Doreen Trautman, SSA was born on July 16, 1932, in Camrose Alberta, and died peacefully at Mount St. Mary Hospital on September 28, 2025.…
Pope Leo and Trump are Bound to Clash
With Pope Leo XIV and U.S. President Donald Trump on a potential collision course, the future promises more than a modicum of upheaval. There has…
Implications of Selling Uranium To India
Every so often, Canada arrives at a moment when foreign policy, ethics and national interest intersect. The pending $3.94-billion sale of Canadian uranium to India…
An Interview With ChatGPT About AI and The Dignity of The Person
Q: Pope Francis stated in 2021, “The dignity of the person does not come from money, it does not come from the things one knows,…
Eileen Curteis As I Knew Her – A Reflection
I knew Sister of St. Ann Eileen Curteis primarily as a poet. Initially at the Diocesan Synod Arts Festival in the late 1980s at Queenswood.…