Tag: Paul Catalanotto
Teacher shortage reveals a bigger issue
Paul Catalanotto: The empty giving of the internet
Paul Catalanotto: Our Marie Antoinette housing policy
Movie Review: Building a Bridge – The Priest, the militant &...
The nastiness of online Catholics
Paul Catalanotto: Lent: a time of renewal
The word lent means spring as in the season. In the Northern hemisphere, the Lenten season in the Church happily corresponds with the Spring season. Up North, Lent takes a flare of renewal and growth in how flowers anticipate fruit.
Paul Catalanotto: Embrace the paradoxes of Lent
Dads: provide for your kids by being present!
Paul Catalanotto: Order your life as a man
He wears a tweed suit, a pipe in hand, an appropriately styled beard, a Glencairn whiskey glass filled with his favourite drop on the side table, and he can quote G.K. Chesterton verbatim. He can also squat his body weight, wrestle a 3-meter crocodile, has a black belt in judo, drives a ute, and can out pope the Pope.
Paul Catalanotto: Essence and change
In July of 1801, two years after the French Revolution, France returned the Cathedral of Notre Dame to the Catholic Church in a state of disarray.