A Catholic’s Night Out in Secular Toronto
Last week I went to see the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir at St. Paul’s Basilica in Toronto. The program was essentially taken from Orthodox and Catholic and worship. One new piece, commissioned for the evening, consisted of the first three parts of the Rosary:...Conscience Rights and Resisting Governments Telling Us What to Think
There is now a battle in Ontario to win back conscience rights for physicians. Various groups, from the Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto are engaged in this battle. This is a fight we must not lose. It goes much further...The Lion of Münster: The Bishop Who Roared Against the Nazis
This talk was delivered on November 23, 2016 at the Church of the Holy Family in Toronto, which is the seat of the Oratorian Fathers of Saint Philip Neri. The occasion was the launch of a new book, “The Lion of Münster: The Bishop Who Roared Against the Nazis,” by Fr....Nor principalities, nor things present, nor things to come, nor powers…
The day after Donald Trump was elected president a number of well meaning friends tried to commiserate with me over the election results. For many months I had already become completely disgusted by the two main choices and ended up writing in a third-party candidate...
The League is disappointed to learn of a cheap anti-Catholic comment made recently by Liberal Party MP Adam Vaughan (Spadina – Fort York). Here's our release: https://t.co/u8zCC65iEk
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Tanya discusses the latest COVID lockdowns across Canada. @anthonyfurey , @DrChristianElia, Pastor Henry Hildebrandt, and @LDBildy join in on the discussion.
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This gives Catholics in BC some hope for returning to Mass in a safe way. Since Catholic church reoppenings in the early summer, we have done exceedingly well in worshipping safely. The League hopes for good news in Manitoba and Toronto too. @fordnation @jjhorgan @BrianPallister
Archbishop Miller had a “very productive” call w/ B.C. Health Minister @adriandix to discuss reopening Catholic churches to public worship while keeping people safe during pandemic. They're scheduled to talk again next week. @archbmiller @archvancouver https://t.co/qBv5bNkTnO