I am a woman in my late thirties with a long history of struggles with mental illness relating to complex PTSD, major depression, and anxiety. I have had over a … Continued
As I close my eyes, I’m transported back to that unforgettable vigil night of World Youth Day in Lisbon. I had walked alongside 1.5 million pilgrims from every corner of … Continued
The Oct. 23 B.C. Catholic carried the story of the new statue of St. Therese of Lisieux at Gardens of Gethsemani Cemetery and how it came about as a tribute … Continued
The Sept. 4 article “Newly minted Catholic teachers share their stories” referred to the public education system’s promotion of the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity curriculum. Sexual Orientation and Gender … Continued
It is most commonly lies and propaganda that are at the root of the greatest injustices of history. We need only think of the Catholic residential school injustices of Canada … Continued
Archbishop Miller received the following messages following the death of Archbishop Adam Exner. His Holiness Pope Francis was saddened to learn of the death of Archbishop Emeritus Adam Exner, and … Continued
Sadly, we live in an age when the global media has discovered that if they all repeat the same narrative they can convince the world that black is white. Unfortunately … Continued
Regarding Paul Schratz’s July 24 column on the implications of MAiD, the words we use matter. When we use them also matters. As an acronym, MAiD is a convenient euphemism … Continued
A light can finally shine again at Tabor Court assisted living residence in Abbotsford. I was elated when we got news that our Grade 5 students at St. James and … Continued
I thank Colleen Roy for mentioning Michael O’Brien’s A Landscape with Dragons in her June 22 article. This 70–pager is a gem, packed with gentle but clear guidance such as: … Continued