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Catholic Vancouver April 21, 2022

A contemplative presence in the West: the Carmelites of Armstrong

For the Easter Triduum, Father David Bellusci, OP, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Theology at Catholic Pacific College visited the Carmelite community in Armstrong, which he calls “a hidden...

What to make of Jesus’ death?

At death the human soul separates itself from the body; death, is due to original sin. Death was never part of God’s plan for...

Father David Bellusci, OP
April 17, 2018

Why Jesus’ crucifixion was ‘fitting’

Should our Lord have suffered death on the cross? St. Thomas Aquinas asks the question in the Summa Theologiae Part I, question...

Father David Bellusci, OP
March 14, 2018

Lots of purifying, but only one Lent

Catholicism represents one of the numerous spiritual traditions that invites its adherents to a period of purification....

Father David Bellusci, OP
February 14, 2018

Even Mary knew sorrow is part of life

While teaching a philosophy class I introduced the students to an early medieval philosopher named Boethius (480-524 AD), a...

Father David Bellusci, OP
January 22, 2018

Mary is the answer to the question of cultural Marxism

This past year, 2017, commemorated the centenary of apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. The Virgin Mary prophesied and warned of...

Father David Bellusci, OP
December 02, 2017