It may take a village to raise a child, but Abbotsford mom Renae Regehr recently found herself wondering: what happens when parents don’t have a village to turn to? “After … Continued
Editor’s Note: As of Feb. 21, Marichu and Ding say they are healthy and the two-week quarantine aboard the Diamond Princess is over. They boarded a chartered flight with other … Continued
With polarizing debates about transgender policies and conversion therapy at the forefront of media and popular culture, a presentation on gender identity and sexual orientation from a Catholic perspective couldn’t … Continued
This story was updated Feb. 26. Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller has urged the faithful to pray for “the suffering Church in China” as the impact of the corona virus … Continued
Late Catholic judge dealt with issues of assisted suicideand clerical abuse years before the rest of society When the nice old lady in the little red sports car pulled up … Continued
Six years ago the community at Corpus Christi Parish found out their church, school, gymnasium, and rectory were at high risk in case of a serious earthquake. Now, the community … Continued
Gone are the days of secret, lengthy, and complex rituals for fledgling Knights of Columbus. In a bid to make the worldwide Catholic men’s organization more inviting to new members, … Continued
Feb. 2 is World Day for Consecrated Life Discovering one’s vocation, whether it happens in a surprising instant or over many years, always feels the same way, says Sister Maria … Continued
“They showed us unusual kindness” was the theme for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2020, with services taking place across the Lower Mainland. The annual week of prayer marks … Continued
“Even before five years are up, the slope is becoming more slippery” – Father William Hann Living in the region with the highest number of assisted suicides in Canada, Father … Continued