The girl who learned to kneel
The inner journey of Auschwitz victim Etty Hillesum to freedom and faith
reflection
The paradox of self-esteem
A heart like Joseph’s
As we conclude the Year of St. Joseph, here’s a reflection on Patris Corde, Pope Francis’ apostolic letter on this multifaceted father and guardian of the Holy Family
Why should I trust you again?
How we can develop trust at all relational levels in our changing society
A prescription for the institutional crisis
Who decides?
While our doctors and nurses are certainly heroes during the Covid-19 pandemic, a utilitarian approach to medicine could overlook life’s intrinsic value - Originally published in Law and Liberty, June 8, 2020
Why is change so hard?
How our psychology hinders us from embracing change
I don’t feel for you, I feel with you
Encouraging the essential element of empathy when the world turns inward
Jacques Derrida’s intellectual journey
Keen insights into the incredible reality of our identity as humans
How is life in a small town?
Is it possible to experience true community, or is that a reality found only in fiction or TV shows? We invite you to discover Creston, British Columbia, population 5,500, a small western Canadian town as seen through the eyes of two of its residents
