Comment: It's through giving that our humanity is fully realized
- By Glen Argan
Comment: Instead of fear take time to listen to refugees
Comment: Priest caught in vicious smear campaign
Fr. James Martin, an American Jesuit, author and media personality, has appeared in this column before for his humour and humility, including his intimate 465-page portrait Jesus: A Pilgrimage.
- By Robert Brehl
First place to look for blame is in mirror
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Oct. 1 (Year A) Ezekiel 18:25-28; Psalm 25; Philippians 2:1-11; Matthew 21:28-32
God is unfair! When things do not go as we expect or want, or when we meet adversity, this accusation is often hurled heavenward.
Comment: Immigrants vital to growth of the Church in Canada
A celebration planned by the Canadian Goan Christian Group for St. Joseph’s parish in Mississauga on Oct. 14 will highlight the role that immigrants play in keeping the Church in Canada alive and vibrant.
Comment: ‘Little things’ of life feed spiritual growth
DUBLIN, IRELAND - The homilist at St. Teresa’s Carmelite Church on Clarendon Street spoke of the need for small steps toward changed hearts.
Comment: Making sense of God ... the heartbreaker
“Hey! Hey! Hey! Listen Up! Listen Up!”
- By Luke Stockin
Comment: The opposite of hate is fear, not love
Of all the media coverage following the despicable white supremacist display in Charlottesville and the bumbling reactions from a president, one column in The Globe and Mail really stood out.
- By Robert Brehl
Lesson about hope in movie moment
There is one perfect minimalist moment in Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk that forms an all-encompassing metaphor for our times.
Comment: CBC columnist sends message of ignorance
It would be grand to believe the CBC is for everyone. It is, after all, a national broadcaster that we all support with our tax dollars, whether we want to or not.
Comment: Artificial intelligence is coming, ready or not
The other day, I got into a discussion about singularity and artificial intelligence with a computer science student. He’s young, smart and full of optimism. I’m older, debatably wiser and certainly more skeptical about the benefits of AI.
- By Robert Brehl