I am not pro-life only because of religious beliefs, but also because science and reason tell us that life begins at conception and each person is unique. Each person is … Continued
I deeply appreciate Archbishop Miller’s Lunar New Year greetings and his exhortation to pray for persecuted Chinese Catholics and others and the situation in Hong Kong. Last year’s series of … Continued
In 1945, President Harry Truman said, “Fascism did not die with Mussolini. Hitler is finished. But the seeds from his disordered mind have firm roots in too many fanatical brains. … Continued
Re “First Nations deacon hopeful about B.C. Indigenous rights law” (B.C. Catholic, Dec. 9): It is time for Canada to affirm the Universal Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People … Continued
It is really disheartening that in all the process and reflections about sexual abuse aired in the Nov. 25 B.C. Catholic, there is not one word about the real cause … Continued
Thank you to Archbishop for his courage in mandating a thorough investigation into abuse claims and facts and publishing the results. While this must be a hard and difficult exercise … Continued
On first reading of recent articles by Paul Schratz (Oct. 7) and Christine Legal (Nov. 11), it would be possible to conclude there is a conflict between them. Not so. … Continued
In Zoey Maraist’s Oct. 28 article “Finding solace after the loss of a loved one,” one of the writer’s suggestions is to start a bereavement group in one’s parish. At … Continued
In his Oct. 28 article “Common good starts with protecting the truth,” C.S. Morrissey provides an exceptionally well written and timely article on the impact of digital technology and the … Continued
Both the headline and the content of the Oct. 14 online article “Reformation disputes largely gone, but many don’t realize it” are misleading. Sadly, “Reformation disputes largely gone” is far … Continued