Roman Catholics in the qathet Region was a community project, the word “qathet” being a Tla’amin word meaning people working together. It was this idea that inspired me while working … Continued
For 45 years, people with developmental disabilities have come to rely on safe housing, friends, and community programs from L’Arche Greater Vancouver. Now, as the non-profit organization is facing a … Continued
I had been a nurse for three years when I first encountered a veteran. I started my nursing career at Vancouver General Hospital in 1981. After a year of working … Continued
In the span of a week, two controversial human rights cases in Canada came to an end, and observers say the outcomes show the need to rethink the legislation that … Continued
Adelaide Dede is a lector, a member of the Catholic Women’s League, and an active volunteer for social justice ministry and children’s liturgy at St. Joseph the Worker Church. But … Continued
Roy Schoeman was a good Jew. In fact, he excelled in his faith. Born outside of New York City to conservative Jewish parents who were Holocaust refuges, he was given … Continued
The Honourable Patricia Mathilda Proudfoot, a papal award recipient and the first woman named to the B.C. Supreme Court, has died at the age of 91. A Memorial Mass will … Continued
You don’t have to wear a costume to participate in All Hallows’ Eve. The Archdiocese of Vancouver cemetery Gardens of Gethsemani is trying to raise awareness of the Catholic origins … Continued
Expect evangelism to be the talk of the Archdiocese of Vancouver for the foreseeable future. Archbishop J. Michael Miller is making it his mission to spread the Gospel across the … Continued
The B.C. Catholic reached out to Christian political observers in British Columbia for their thoughts on the 2019 federal election results. Following are their responses. Pro-lifers Can be Proud In … Continued