Michael W. Higgins
The Journalist as Theologian
A Tribute to Gregory Baum
Prophet of the Electric Age
When one thinks of Marshall McLuhan—literary scholar, communications theorist, celebrity—Catholicism doesn’t necessarily spring to mind. Not that his biographers have avoided it. The prevailing versions of McLuhan as Catholic include: ardent convert; heir to G. K. Chesterton; religious reactionary opposed to Vatican II; apocalyptic visionary or Catholic Cassandra. Yet McLuhan’s Catholicism is not so neatly categorized.
The Bishop-maker
Who is Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet?
Rebel with a Cause
The Catholic vision of Canadian author David Adams Richards
A Secure Border
Fighting about religion in politics is very un-Canadian.
