BURNABY, B.C. (CCN) — On the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary, a small picnic gathering of Catholic single mothers took place at Burnaby’s Central Park, where they chatted and … Continued
Eucharistic miracles in which consecrated bread and wine turn into human flesh and blood have been documented for centuries, but four more recent cases are of particular in interest for … Continued
In an age when some philosophical materialists believe nothing exists beyond matter, Dr. David Neima says neuroscience itself points in another direction. Neima delivered the first of five talks in … Continued
With Valentine’s Day upon us, hearts, flowers, and fairy tales are everywhere. When I was in my twenties, I wanted to find my soulmate – that perfect guy who loved … Continued
“I wish I had grown up in the 80s. They were the best!” one of my daughters told me. When I pressed her she enumerated: families were so close, kids … Continued
Christmas is ideally a time of peace and joy, but in practice, it often arrives tangled in stress and schedules. Ida Gazzola reflects on how shared family traditions can anchor … Continued
Euthanasia has moved beyond targeting baby boomers and now poses risks to their children’s generation, says Alex Schadenberg, executive director of the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition. Schadenberg delivered a keynote address … Continued
A father is the scaffolding around the growing structure of his child. I first heard this analogy from Dr. Maria Fedoryka in the Humanum video series. She explained that while … Continued
A mother is a walled garden. Her garden is a space in which the small flower of her child is simply allowed to be — and to be told, in … Continued
In a world where digital tools often distract from the divine, Suzana Kovacic has found a way to turn technology into prayer. Using Google Maps, she created a digital version … Continued