Priests who have been preaching hope to their parishioners during the Jubilee Year of Hope can themselves feel fragile in hope, often carrying their own “burdens and discouragements,” Father Leo … Continued
As Canadian Catholics marked the National Day of Prayer in Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples on Dec. 12, the local Church looked back on 2025 as a significant moment in reconciliation … Continued
Archbishop Richard Smith says that in a city grappling with addiction, homelessness, and cultural fragmentation, Catholic education cannot be merely academic, but must form students in faith, purpose, and human … Continued
This year’s version of the BC Lions came within a few seconds of advancing to the 2025 Grey Cup. While desperately clinging to a lead in the dying seconds, the … Continued
New carpets might not have the glamour of a brand-new parish centre, but for communities like St. Mary’s in Vancouver and St. Anthony’s in West Vancouver, replacing outdated flooring is … Continued
Vancouver’s public health-care provider has confirmed that it is operating a secret euthanasia clinic on the ground floor of an office building, directly across the lobby from a dialysis clinic. … Continued
“You are temples of the Holy Spirit, set apart for a purpose,” Archbishop Richard Smith told hundreds of Grade 7 students during his homily at this year’s Spirit Day, the … Continued
Looking at photos documenting nearly one hundred years of Little Flower Academy history, Janina Freyman was carried back to her first day at the school in the 1950s. It is … Continued
The head of a new province-wide pro-life organization says Health Canada is attempting to manipulate public opinion to allow expansion of access to Medical Assistance in Dying. Marian Neels, president … Continued
A leading Canadian voice in the international debate on conscience rights in health care is highly critical of a Health Canada document that would compel doctors to raise the subject … Continued