Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, did not shy from addressing the sexual abuse crisis as he took the podium before more than 900 of the archdiocese’s biggest supporters, donors, and … Continued
Mom Felicia Gabina-Kealoha was devastated when she stood up from the breakfast table a few days after Christmas in 2014 and noticed blood on her jeans. She rushed to the … Continued
A new study on education in B.C. has found independent schools are good news for the province. The Cardus Institute, which published the findings Oct. 17, found students who graduated … Continued
It’s a Tuesday evening at Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish in Surrey, and PREP students and their parents are streaming out of the school. In the background, hip hop … Continued
Last year marked 500 years since the Protestant Reformation, which Pope Francis marked a year earlier by taking part in an ecumenical Catholic-Lutheran prayer service at Lund Cathedral in Sweden. … Continued
Among the hundreds of delegates gathered in Rome for the Synod on Young People, Faith, and Vocational Discernment, several Canadian bishops got a chance to share their thoughts about reaching … Continued
Special to The B.C. Catholic With contractors working quietly on jobs outside and furniture still waiting to be arranged inside, the Talitha Koum Society’s new Gianna House in Coquitlam was … Continued
The following article was written in 2014 when Father James Fagan turned 95. Father Fagan died Oct. 13 at the age of 99. Vigil prayers will be held Sunday, Oct. … Continued
Windows Into Heaven, an exhibition of original sacred art by local Catholic liturgical artists, is running through Saturday at the John Paul II Pastoral Centre in Vancouver. The Epiphany Sacred … Continued
Sometimes unexpected experiences can make the most lasting impressions, especially for young teenagers. Just ask Clarissa Guevara. Guevara, a teacher at St. Paul’s Elementary in Richmond, said a short drama … Continued