Excerpt from Archbishop Miller’s homily for World Day of the Sick, Feb. 13. There is much chatter in the media today about compassion. Some even dare to claim that killing … Continued
LANGLEY—A new Fraser Health Authority policy requiring all non-faith-based hospice and palliative care units to provide assisted suicide goes against the very definition of palliative care and undermines the federal … Continued
VANCOUVER—If there was hope for Father Rob Galea to turn his life around, there is hope for anyone. Father Galea, a musician-priest, flew from Australia to Vancouver to tell Catholic … Continued
VANCOUVER—He was abandoned by his parents. He faced loneliness, emptiness, and an existential crisis as he tried to come to terms with his past. Yet, this future priest from the … Continued
VANCOUVER—Living and working with a tight-knit family on a remote B.C. ranch was a recipe for vocation for Deacon Ken Anderson. “Learning to work in a family, learning to sacrifice … Continued
DELTA—A charismatic movement 25 years old is still gaining members and transforming lives. The Life in the Spirit Seminars have touched 10,000 lives since they were first launched in the … Continued
VANCOUVER—Bishop Emeritus David Monroe has hardly slowed down since his retirement almost two years ago. “I’ve never stopped being a priest,” said the former shepherd of Kamloops. After his 75th … Continued
Next Friday is the start of the Year of the Dog, and for the second time in three years it looked like Lent might throw a complication in the path … Continued
“This is a great time to be on the front lines of the pro-life movement,” says Father Larry Lynn, pro-life chaplain for the Archdiocese of Vancouver. Father Larry is calling … Continued
SURREY—Assisted suicide was legalized just over a year ago, but the debate is far from over. Various health care workers and volunteers are continuing to fight the practice in the … Continued