Stations of Christ’s crucifixion to be among the flowers For the sixth year, the Stations of the Cross will be celebrated among Queen Elizabeth Park’s floral gardens on Good Friday. … Continued
Empathy is a key aspect in caring for syndrome sufferers, says Karen Tyrell COQUITLAM Caring for people with dementia can be exasperating, says an expert on Alzheimer’s disease, but with … Continued
Drug access is part of ‘perfect storm’ fueling addiction As the number of overdose deaths in B.C. increases, a family physician says proper parenting will help address the root of … Continued
Empathy is a key aspect in caring for syndrome sufferers, says Karen Tyrell COQUITLAM Caring for people with dementia can be exasperating, says an expert on Alzheimer’s disease, but with … Continued
Freddy Emami told the sentencing judge, “Are you serious? I’m Muslim!” When the judge sent Freddy Emami to a Luke 15 House, a residence for prison parolees, Emami told him … Continued
New Coquitlam group reaches out to those who feel ‘powerless’ COQUITLAM The Lower Mainland’s newest pro-life group wants to spread the message that respect for life is a civil rights … Continued
Legal assisted suicide reveals a ‘massive shift in our civilization’ NORTH VANCOUVER Legalized euthanasia is just one of many changes ahead as society contends with increased liberalism and an emphasis … Continued
Students volunteered in after-school program in New York PORT COQUITLAM Catholic high school students volunteering at elementary schools in New York’s poorest neighbourhood have found themselves forming lifelong bonds. “For … Continued
Families visit with departed loved ones, new friends SURREY A quiet crowd gathers monthly in Surrey to celebrate and visit family and friends who have passed away. “We come for … Continued
Deacon Rennie Nahanee and minister Mary Fontaine talk about the legacy of colonization Deacon Rennie Nahanee was only 14, but he still remembers the day his family was confronted by … Continued