Review: Thomas Merton, unfiltered
Patrick Collins gives a close read of Thomas Merton’s correspondence in ‘A Focus on Truth: Thomas Merton’s Uncensored Mind.’
Sweden to drop all remaining COVID restrictions: ‘It’s time to open up’
Starting Wednesday, there will no longer be any limitations on how many people can gather at restaurants, sports stadiums, and other venues, according to Swedish minister of health and social affairs Lena Hallengren.
Arizona Senate passes bill that bans males from competing in women’s sports
Girls who lose athletic opportunities to biological men can sue their schools for damages under the bill.
Why America needs wholesome but also masculine TV dads
TV dads can make a lasting, positive impact on those who watch them, especially young boys.
Last living author of Canadian rights charter endorses Freedom Convoy: Trudeau ‘is sowing divisions’
The Hon. Brian A. Peckford gave a powerful and fact-laden speech last weekend in support of the Freedom Convoy protesters
Why America needs wholesome but also masculine TV dads
TV dads can make a lasting, positive impact on those who watch them, especially young boys.
Last living author of Canadian rights charter endorses Freedom Convoy: Trudeau ‘is sowing divisions’
The Hon. Brian A. Peckford gave a powerful and fact-laden speech last weekend in support of the Freedom Convoy protesters
Vatican official inaugurates nunciature in Abu Dhabi
ROME — The opening of a new apostolic nunciature in the United Arab Emirates is a testament to fraternity and goodwill between Muslims and Christians, said Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra. Speaking at the inaugural ceremony in Abu Dhabi Feb. 4, Peña, the substitute secretary for general affairs in the Vatican Secretariat of State, said the […]
Responding to wave of overdoses, Argentine bishop calls for action
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — The president of the Argentine bishops’ conference expressed sorrow and called for action on addiction after the consumption of contaminated cocaine claimed at least 23 lives and hospitalized dozens more in the low-income suburbs of Buenos Aires. Bishop Óscar Ojea of San Isidro, conference president, tweeted Feb. 2, “I am deeply […]
Pope praises projects to recycle objects, reintegrate people into society
ROME — Pope Francis and his guests listened as a violinist played a tune from a famous Italian composer on a multicolored violin made by prisoners using the wood of a shipwrecked migrants’ boat. He also accepted several boxes containing hundreds of hosts for use at Mass; prisoners made some of them, as did residents […]