GARIBALDI HIGHLANDS—African drumming and songs in Swahili filled the small chapel at Queen of Peace Monastery near Squamish – an unusual occurrence for a Canadian convent. But it was fitting … Continued
The first day of summer, the longest day of the year, is a good occasion for the Catholic Church to remember how important it is to renew relationships with indigenous … Continued
A diverse group of Canadians have voiced their disapproval of the June 15 Supreme Court ruling against Trinity Western University. Here is a collection of what some had to say: … Continued
When local fishermen are dealing with 80-tonne boats, large hauls of herring, and stormy weather, they’ll take any help they can get. That’s why 12 vessels and their crews gratefully … Continued
In years of research about angels, Father John Horgan has discovered many surprising things. For example, the saints write a lot about them. “It’s fascinating to see how various saints … Continued
LANGLEY—For the third year in a row, church-goers in the Fraser Valley have stepped out onto the streets to show First Nations people they are serious about reconciliation. “There’s a … Continued
Senior and health care institutions are breaking new ground in Canada when it comes to serving people with dementia. The nation’s first “dementia village,” a community designed specifically for people … Continued
In the 23 years since Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama became a bishop, he has not taken one day off from promoting dialogue and peace between Christians and Muslims. “If there is … Continued
Over 160 years, the Sisters of St. Ann have taught thousands of students, treated thousands more patients, and multiplied social justice efforts in B.C. Now, as a congregation of sisters … Continued
St. Michael’s Elementary School in Burnaby looks like any other school in the city. Taking a closer look, however, one notices a vegetable garden on the property. The garden is … Continued