Number of doctors willing to kill patients dropping: CMA After giving their patients lethal injections, some Canadian doctors are having second thoughts about assisted suicide. Jeff Blackmer, vice president of … Continued
In the small community of Agassiz, three Christian denominations gathered on Good Friday to share their faith. Parishioners from Agassiz’s St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, All Saints Anglican Church, … Continued
Senior director says the focus is on fulfilling Archbishop Miller’s priorities Eight Archdiocese of Vancouver offices have become one in a massive shift aimed at improving how are run and … Continued
Pilot workshop addresses suffering, loneliness, and physician-assisted suicide Hospital and hospice patients may soon be getting more visitors thanks to a new campaign that encourages ordinary people to be present … Continued
Student nurses learn about overdose prevention and treatment Nursing students are learning how to respond to B.C.’s drug overdose crisis thanks to Catholic Charities Men’s Hostel. The hostel, located in … Continued
Official orders the release of contracts after appeals drag out FOI application for three years After nearly three years of delays, The B.C. Catholic is a major step closer to … Continued
Digital devices are competing with parents to form a relationship with their children, says a parenting expert. “Among individuals aged 12-24 (in Canada), nearly 100 per cent of them use … Continued
Justice served (partly) by suing killer The author of a new book about the men who killed Archbishop Oscar Romero while celebrating Mass 37 years ago says the subject is … Continued
Parishioners saddened to say goodbye to friars after more than 80 years RICHMOND The Franciscan Friars of the Atonement are leaving B.C. after more than 80 years of serving here. … Continued
Heather Khym hopes to provide authentic and inspiring messages A local voice is speaking out to Catholic women across North America thanks to a new podcast. Heather Khym, a parishioner … Continued