Re “Behold your mother” in the May 12 B.C. Catholic: For me, praying the Rosary deepens my relationship with Mary. Mary and the Rosary are inseparable in my spiritual life … Continued
Re Agnieszka Ruck’s Jan. 15 column “Flipping the narrative on the “trouble” of having children”: Wherever I go—whether at the pool, in a store, or on the bus—I see happy … Continued
Perhaps today, more than even a month ago, we can see the reason for a call to go to our knees in prayer to repent on behalf of Canada, and … Continued
I found your articles about the history of Catholic health care in Canada interesting. I have a personal connection to that history. In 1929, my grandmother, Marie, worked with the … Continued
National Catholic Health Care Week (Feb. 1–7) is an annual opportunity to reflect on mission, honour legacy, and celebrate the compassionate work happening every day across Catholic health-care sites. This … Continued
John the Baptist proclaimed Advent as a time to be approached with honesty about human sin and weakness to make room for a grace willing to come from outside, bringing … Continued
I don’t like much of what I see happening politically south of the border, but I do respect the spirit of righteous anger that sometimes rises up when Americans finally … Continued
It’s been a busy few weeks, so we’re taking this space to catch up on recent letters, including some farewells and welcomes for Archbishop Miller and Archbishop Smith. — Editor … Continued
In the May 19 B.C. Catholic, there is a photo of two women at the March for Life. One is holding a pro-life sign and carrying her baby, while the … Continued
Thank you for Paul Schratz’ Feb. 10 column “The case for a Just Tariff theory.” The narrative being sold is that the U.S. and Canada have always been close allies. … Continued