Here is a quick line from an article by Peggy Noonan in the Wall Street Journal, an article definitely worth the read:
Oh, you miss that old man when you are here! You feel the presence of his absence. The souvenir shops know. They sell framed pictures and ceramic plates of the pope: John Paul. Is […]

“SQPN : Leading the Way in Catholic New Media“.
SQPN is the website host of– among other things– That Catholic Show. A lot of good stuff there, including quality podcasts.

You just HAVE to see this top notch site on Catholicism called Catholics Come Home, with high level ads plus tons of resources of all kinds. Whatever you do, make sure you watch TV Ad 1. These ads are very high quality, much higher than I’ve seen in most Catholic media. As […]

Some of you may remember January 28th 1988: it was that awful day in which the Supreme Court of Canada released its judgment on the Morgentaler Case, thereby removing the abortion provision from the criminal code. I was working on my Masters back then, and I was sure the judgment wouldn’t last. Well […]

It has been said that there are certain anniversaries that nobody likes celebrating. While here in Canada some mused about changing the abortion law (or lack of it), the debate is heating up in the UK, especially since this past Saturday October 27th was the 40th anniversary of the law on abortion in England. […]

Prophets of peace is the second DVD that was sent to me by MasterWorks Productions for review (the first being McLuhan Way). It is actually two videos in one, each telling the story of a man with a disability: John, who has Down’s Syndrome, and Michael, who was born with cerebral palsy. […]

You know YouTube. Now, there’s GodTube - for all your Christian video needs. Here’s one I uploaded (my ordination to the diaconate):

Go and upload ’till your Christian heart’s content! We need strong Catholic witnessing on that site!

Youth Speak News Now Recruiting!

Subtitled “In search of truth”, this documentary is an interesting look at the faith that motivated the life of Marshall McLuhan.