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Welcoming crowd of about 100 people includes local municipal officials The B.C. Catholic A family of refugees has moved from the balmy temperature of war-torn Syria to the ice and … Continued
Sibling of Archbishop Carney dedicated most of her life to Church, students The B.C. Catholic Sister Josephine Carney, the only surviving sibling of the late Archbishop James Carney, has died, … Continued
Prayer can help people make virtuous decisions: Father Oliva The B.C. Catholic A Jesuit from Las Vegas knows it can be hard to be virtuous in the marketplace, so he … Continued
Providence Health Care hosts consultations to identify local needs The B.C. Catholic After operating on Burrard Street in downtown Vancouver for 120 years, St. Paul’s Hospital is getting ready to … Continued
Federation of Independent School Associations celebrates 50th anniversary on the occasion The B.C. Catholic Clapping echoed through the Vancouver Convention Centre as more than 5,100 educators gathered under one roof … Continued
About 230 parishioners turn up for the Archdiocese of Vancouver’s first-ever Ordinandi Dinner The B.C. Catholic BURNABY Hundreds gathered at St. Helen’s Parish to thank God for providing four new … Continued
St. Clare of Assisi welcomes second refugee family The B.C. Catholic After countless security checks, paperwork, and two sleepless nights en route to the other side of the world, five … Continued
Maureen Donegan hopes to have liaisons in most parishes in five years as this ministry grows The B.C. Catholic The number of Catholics visiting the imprisoned in the Lower Mainland … Continued
MPs Mark Warawa and John Aldag host public consultation that draws large crowd on short notice The B.C. Catholic LANGLEY A Langley resident gently held an arm around his elderly … Continued
Speakers urge those against assisted suicide to spend time with elderly, disabled The B.C. Catholic In a country where legal assisted suicide seems inevitable, groups against the practice are finding … Continued