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Professor emeritus St. Jerome’s University, Waterloo,On.
Author of 44 books. Married, 5 children, 13 grandchildren.

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Small Is Beautiful

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By Donald DeMarco
| Crisis Magazine Verified
Andorra, nestled in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain, is home to 80,000 citizens, most of whom are Catholic. It is the world’s only co-principality, presided over by the Bishop of Urgell and the President of France. From December to mid-April, it is a popular ski resort; by summer, its attractions shift to hiking and mountain biking, bringing in roughly 10 million tourists per year. It is the sixth smallest state in Europe, with an area of 468 square kilometers.
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The Dangerous Myth of the ‘Completed Life’

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By Donald DeMarco
| National Catholic Register Verified
COMMENTARY: A famous saying — ‘It ain’t over over till it’s over’ — has untapped wisdom and should be recalled and applied to the current debate on euthanasia. Ambrogio Lorenzetti, “Temperance (Detail),” ca. 1338-1340 (photo: Public Domain) Commentaries August 24, 2026 We do not expect wisdom on pressing moral issues from baseball immortal Yogi Berra. Yet, we should not sell him short. The Hall of Fame Yankee catcher has supplied us with no end of inadvertent humor.
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Truth Under Assault

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By Donald DeMarco
| Lew Rockwell
Flannery O’Connor, who had an admirable propensity for being honest, made the remark that “the truth will make you odd.” She would not be surprised, if she were around today, to learn that a dubious student-led protest was sufficient for authorities to remove her name from one of the residence halls at Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore. More than 80 scholars and authors signed a letter protesting the change. But in the end, truth was sacrificed to political correctness.
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