After I read the Canadian bishops’ statement in which they say they “developed protocols long before their American counterparts” and they “have been using national guidelines for the protections of … Continued
I am so thankful for the letter addressed to the faithful by Archbishop J. Michael Miller. Now, more than ever, our faith is being tested, and though we are all … Continued
I heartily agree with Paul Schratz’s positive comments about Jordan Peterson (“The complicated Jordan Peterson,” June 11) and equally those of my friend Mark Ruelle who recently wrote a letter to the … Continued
When I came across Peter Vogel’s May 14 article “Are you Sirius?” I was excited to see a piece that was sure to highlight one of the most faith-based influences … Continued
I am a retired nurse who worked in palliative care settings for almost 25 years, in hospitals and in clients’ own homes. In all those years I have seen only … Continued
In Paul Schratz’s March 12 column about contributing factors toward poverty, he noted the growing number of couples who are cohabiting or in a common-law relationship, or men or women who … Continued
Former healthcare provider now a patient The following letter appeared in the Chilliwack Progress March 15. It is reprinted with permission. I write in response to the recent article about the … Continued
Spencer King, the Armstrong CWL’s 2017 bursary recipient, wrote the following essay on the topic of euthanasia and assisted suicide. It has been condensed. As a young Catholic I am … Continued
Just a friendly rebuttal to Chris Morrissey’s March 12 critique of Prof. Jordan Peterson. While Peterson never claims to be a theologian, and while Dr. Morrissey is absolutely correct in … Continued