The new leader of the Christian Heritage Party of B.C. is calling on Christians of all denominations to have the courage of their convictions in supporting her party in the … Continued
So strongly does Msgr. Bernard Rossi believe in the importance of Catholic health care, he once told a priest whose bishop dispensed him from hospital calls that if he didn’t … Continued
The annual gathering of pro-life supporters on sidewalks across the country seems to be one of the few live events that isn’t going virtual this year. Organizers of Life Chain … Continued
The nearly 800 participants of a virtual evangelism conference last weekend may have been keeping physical distances, but they were not distant in spirit. In 11 parish halls and in … Continued
It was May 2019, and Anthony Sales’ attention was caught by headlines that the 100th anniversary of St. John Paul’s birth was one year away and the world would be … Continued
Back-to-school shopping has certainly changed this year. Masks and hand sanitizer are being loaded into backpacks just as surely as pens and binders are, and while individual families are still … Continued
At a time when so much in society is closing down, the start of construction on an extension to St. John Brebeuf Secondary is particularly welcome, Archbishop J. Michael Miller … Continued
They may be one of the oldest religious orders for women, but the Poor Sisters of Saint Clare are refusing to fall behind the times. The community of cloistered contemplatives … Continued
Furry friends are stepping in where visitors cannot tread. The Views, a dementia care facility in Comox, is home to about 170 residents needing long-term or hospice care, plus one … Continued
The Archdiocese of Vancouver is following through on the first recommendation in last year’s clergy sexual abuse report by establishing an external office to handle clergy sexual abuse complaints. The … Continued