Hospital chaplains in Vancouver are welcoming a statement from B.C. and Yukon bishops on the need to provide food and water for the ill and dying. “On the last days, … Continued
The Saint John Paul II Academy community is larger than the school’s modest membership would seem to suggest. Though the brand-new Catholic high school includes only 17 students and five staff members, … Continued
More details are out about Providence Health Care’s plans to expand care for people with dementia. The Catholic non-profit health care society announced last year it would open a publicly-funded … Continued
Every year, the Scotiabank Feast of Fortune attracts hundreds of guests for a huge gala in honour of Chinese New Year, and every year, the event is good news for … Continued
As billions of people celebrate the Lunar New Year this week, a pastor in Surrey is also taking the opportunity to celebrate another significant moment. Father Paul Chu, pastor of … Continued
Catholic and Protestant scholars at the University of British Columbia are finding ways to actually use the Reformation to bring them closer together. The historic event that caused a huge … Continued
Sometimes all it takes to get Christians from various denominations on the same page is a good old-fashioned hymn. Michael Goco, a musician from St. Monica’s Parish, has teamed up … Continued
When your high school basketball tournament sells out in advance of the finals and the host school is only allotted 250 tickets, it has to be the BC Catholics Basketball … Continued
Some important dates in Catholic journalism are coming up. Jan. 24 is the feast of St. Francis de Sales, patron saint of Catholic writers, the Catholic press and journalists. It … Continued
Marjorie Owens, long-time secretary/administrative assistant in the Vancouver Regional Tribunal, died Jan. 2, in St. Michael’s Care Centre, Burnaby, at age 98. Her funeral was Friday, Jan. 11, at St. … Continued