McGill Professor Douglas Farrow finds a moment of clarity in a Conservative MP’s shout across the House that abortion is “not a right” in Canada. But whether that will lead to clearer understanding, or only further obfuscation, remains to be seen, Farrow says.

Writer Douglas Farrow offers comment and critique on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

In an address to the Catholic Civil Rights League in Toronto at the beginning of June, McGill University theologian Douglas B. Farrow sets out a faithful response to suicide by secularism gone mad

In his new book, Desiring a Better Country, the author argues a well-ordered State requires some commitment to faith, not its suppression.

In his convocation address to a private religious college, the holder of the Kennedy Smith Chair in Catholic Studies at McGill urges graduates to return to core Christian truths to go forward in the world.

Does the Quebec Court of Appeal's Loyola decision abolish religious freedom, Douglas Farrow asks.

Abandoning Canada's religious heritage, says Douglas Farrow, is the greatest threat to the country's existence.

If the Quebec government is compelling school kids to invent fantasy religions, is the endgame to have us all worshipping the state and nothing but the state?