It might seem natural that in a federal election that was called for partisan reasons the campaign has been rather unfocussed. Even worse, wedge issues are being used in an … Continued
B.C. Health Officer Bonnie Henry’s decision to spare churches the obligation of vaccine passports is a small mercy, I suppose. B.C.’s introduction of vaxports, or “vaccine cards” as the government … Continued
The temptation was great to write about attacks on churches when they first began. Out of what seemed like prudence at the time, I held off, a decision I now … Continued
We return to Mass full throttle next week, and no one knows what we’ll find. Personally I’m feeling uplifted and thankful that prayers were answered, with God producing this miracle … Continued
Immediately after news that more than 200 bodies had been found on the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School is not the time to defend less important details … Continued
Immediately after news that more than 200 bodies had been found on the site of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School is not the time to defend less important details … Continued
We can attend Mass again, and most headlines are portraying it as a wondrous thing that we’re allowed to publicly worship in a church again … in limited numbers. Certainly … Continued
I crashed a softball game the other night, along with some other illegal spectators. The game was underway and an elderly man and woman, fully masked, were seated in the … Continued
It’s no small thing to be named the top Christian newspaper in Canada. And while we’ve long believed it, the judges’ decision this week somewhat confirms things, reinforcing the positive … Continued
In the two days since Premier John Horgan tore a strip off young adults for contributing to rising COVID numbers, there’s been more news coverage about the perceived unfairness of … Continued