When a country is blessed with a government like Canada’s, it’s difficult to know how to approach Remembrance Day. On Nov. 11, people across the country will gather for services, … Continued
It should be borderline scandalous that Canadian Catholics have a less than impressive track record of voting in elections, while at the same time foreign countries are paying plenty of … Continued
There was a popular book in the 1980s titled All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. In it, author Robert Fulghum shared wisdom for the ages that … Continued
When Kelsi Sheren returned from serving with the Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan and dealing with the pain and trauma of experiencing death up close, she hardly expected to be … Continued
When Canada’s Ukrainian bishops sent out their Easter greetings letter this year, they dated it Easter, March 31. They also dated it Easter, May 5. The dual dates reflect the … Continued
An interview with Canada’s Apostolic nuncio appears on Pages 2 and 3. I hadn’t expected Archbishop Ivan Jurkovič to be as forthright as he was. He describes the shock of … Continued
February marks Catholic Press Month when The B.C. Catholic reminds Catholics of the importance of Catholic media in their lives. On the first Sunday of February, a special Catholic Press … Continued
To be an editor is to serve as a sounding board for everyone who has something to say about the Church, society, or the newspaper. It’s a privilege not to … Continued
Now would be a good time to subscribe to the B.C. Catholic and any other Catholic media you enjoy. Without trying to be alarmist, it’s not entirely clear if a … Continued
Second of two parts The current controversy over euthanasia in faith-based hospitals brings back memories from decades ago when I needed jaw surgery. Despite the operation being for a functional, … Continued