A recent poll has confirmed what most youth ministry workers are already losing sleep over: young people across the globe tend to be less religious than their elders. What they … Continued
When Archbishop Miller announced his new Priorities and Goals in 2016, at the top was “Make Every Sunday Matter” by improving music ministry, preaching, and parish hospitality. What has happened since … Continued
SURREY—The archdiocese’s youngest Catholic school doesn’t even have classrooms yet. Saint John Paul II Academy, which opens this fall, doesn’t have a gymnasium, offices, or a science lab. It only … Continued
Vancouver College religion teacher Greg Van Dyk is always looking for new ways to teach the faith. So when he took a course at St. Mark’s College that compared mortal … Continued
This is the second article in a mini-series on Chinese Ministry. As the number of Chinese newcomers continues to climb in the Lower Mainland, Catholic parishes are finding innovative new … Continued
This is the first article in a mini-series on Chinese Ministry. Most of the Lower Mainland’s large Chinese community is not Catholic, but Father Paul Chu accepts that as an … Continued
This is the final article in a mini-series on Chinese Ministry. A Catholic media organization reaching about 15,000 Chinese-Canadian homes through TV and radio is gearing up to celebrate its … Continued
WHISTLER—The season has shifted gears from skiing to hiking in Whistler. For a small community in the resort municipality, a season of celebration has also just begun. Our Lady of … Continued
When religious freedoms are threatened anywhere on the globe, an international network of parliamentarians takes keen interest. They currently have their eye on Canada. The International Panel of Parliamentarians for … Continued
VICTORIA—Rain fell and bus passengers pressed their faces against foggy windows to watch as an elderly woman stepped off the bus, stood in a parking lot, and waited for a … Continued