Agnieszka Ruck is a freelance writer and editor who loves telling stories that inspire or encourage. Her most frequent audience is her nerdy husband and their three wild young children.
Downtown vigil recalls deceased family and friends in Iraq, including a 14-year-old soccer fan The B.C. Catholic Candles flickered in the rain outside the Vancouver Public Library as about 100 … Continued
Archdiocese of Vancouver will send one of Canada’s largest delegations The B.C. Catholic Millions of pilgrims from around the world will flood the streets of Krakow, Poland, July 25-31 for … Continued
Rome calls former refugee The B.C. Catholic The Diocese of Kamloops is about to witness the ordination of a bishop on its own soil for the first time, as Bishop-elect … Continued
Organization has spent $26 million on humanitarian aid for the country since 2012 The B.C. Catholic The world’s second-largest humanitarian aid network has launched a new campaign in hopes of … Continued
Event honours White Rock firefighters and residents for helping more than 100 evacuees The B.C. Catholic White Rock residents rallied together six weeks after an apartment fire left more than … Continued
Father Joseph Nguyen, who was once a prisoner and a refugee, now prepares for episcopacy The B.C. Catholic A man who fled Vietnam by boat, faced imprisonment, and lived in … Continued
Anglican fell in love with Catholicism, became a priest, and handled biggest issues of local church The B.C. Catholic The ordained convert who handles the archdiocese’s most sensitive information is … Continued
Prelate worries proponents seek to expand assisted suicide as it ‘claims its first victims’ The B.C. Catholic The spiritual head of Catholics in Vancouver is speaking out in alarm about … Continued
Married and unmarried Catholic men continue to show interest in becoming ordained ministers The B.C. Catholic Another group of dedicated Catholic men will embark on the path toward the permanent … Continued
VANCOUVER—Nine- and 10-year-olds are praying for the personal intentions of homeless and drug-addicted people in Vancouver’s poorest neighbourhood. Every afternoon at about 2 p.m., Grade 4 students at St. Francis … Continued