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In recent weeks, we invited readers and health-care professionals to share stories about why Catholic health care matters. The response was thoughtful and deeply personal. The following reflection from a … Continued
Just days after the conclusion of a B.C. Supreme Court trial that could determine whether faith-based hospitals can operate according to their religious ethics, Archbishop Richard Smith used his World … Continued
More than 65 years after it was established to serve a growing Catholic population in Prince George’s urban core, St. Mary’s Parish will close July 26, 2026, as the Diocese … Continued
St. Andrew Kim Parish’s golden anniversary is being celebrated as a “Festival of Joy,” but its story began quietly with a small group of immigrant families gathering for Mass far … Continued
Below, Archbishop Richard Smith’s Lunar New Year message has been translated into Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese. Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As we celebrate Lunar New Year and welcome … Continued
On the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes — the Church’s World Day of the Sick — Prince George Bishop Stephen Jensen called the people of northern British Columbia to … Continued
In Western Canada — including British Columbia and the Vancouver region — the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate played a foundational role in establishing parishes, missions, and pastoral life. As … Continued
This is the third part in a series about Church-provided health care in Canada to mark National Catholic Health Care Week, Feb. 1–7. Catholic health care has long been part … Continued
Blessed Sacrament School principal Reine Sader Mykyte attended the Vatican’s Jubilee of Education this past fall, joining Catholic educators, students, and leaders from around the world. She shares her reflections … Continued
There will be a quiet but significant change to how World Day of the Sick is observed in Vancouver this year as the Archdiocese of Vancouver takes on hosting the … Continued