Words to Ponder

In a blogpost today, Leonard Baak, president of OneSchoolSystem.org, ponders the inequalities of the Ontario school system — where the members of the favoured Catholic sect of the Christian faith are uniquely honoured with rights not only denied to their fellow Ontarians, but that come at a significant cost to … Continue reading

Honorary Degree for Honourable Man

Michael Ingham received an honorary degree, Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, at the Simon Fraser University convocation ceremony on Friday. Michael Ingham, Bishop of the Diocese of New Westminster, is the first Bishop in the worldwide Anglican Communion to authorize the blessing of same-sex unions. According to Xtra, It was Ingham’s … Continue reading

Sober Without God

Those struggling to recover from addictions don’t need God to help them find the serenity to accept the things they cannot change, the courage to change the things they can, and the wisdom to know the difference. A self-help program and peer support can help people recover from all types … Continue reading

Veggie Tales

The Catholic Register and Deborah Gyapong are a constant source of material for the Theatre of the Absurd.  This week, Gyapong is applauding author Eric Metaxas, who was the keynote speaker at the National Prayer Breakfast held in Ottawa on June 4. According to Gyapong, Metaxas, who writes scripts for … Continue reading

Dress for Kathleen Wynne

tinyurl.com/4m5lpgn      tinyurl.com/kwwg5qt Back in 1975, John T. Molloy’s Dress for Success was so successful he published The Women’s Dress for Success Book in 1977. Now, Molloy has a website where he answers readers’ questions on what to wear and what not to wear. Since the Dress for Success books … Continue reading

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