Cristina Alarcon spent years trying to change her college’s code of ethics By Agnieszka Krawczynski WEST VANCOUVER After 17 years of championing the freedoms of B.C. pharmacists, Cristina Alarcon is … Continued
Event to focus on God’s unfailing love By Agnieszka Krawczynski Photo: Heather Khym. There’s a lot of fear and anxiety in the world right now, and organizers of a local … Continued
Popular video blogger opens up about anorexia and how to be truly healthy The hip young vegan behind the popular video blog VegBethany says faith in God helped her recover … Continued
Minister Mary Fontaine speaks on importance of forgiveness By Josh Tng “My girl, our people have suffered a lot.” Those were the words spoken to the Reverend Mary Fontaine by … Continued
Shelter for ex-cons ‘snowballs into thriving, beautiful ministry’ By Josh Tng Despite impossible odds, a Lower Mainland residence for prison parolees has celebrated its 25th anniversary. “It’s really a milestone … Continued
Archbishop Peter Sartain urges them to recognize the image of God in every person The law profession needs people who understand the dignity and sacredness of human beings, says Archbishop … Continued
Sister Helena Burns encourages young people to curb digital addictions Sister Helena Burns, FSP, is a self-proclaimed “media nun” who can often be found tweeting, writing movie reviews, or giving … Continued
Deacon Rennie Nahanee and minister Mary Fontaine talk about the legacy of colonization Deacon Rennie Nahanee was only 14, but he still remembers the day his family was confronted by … Continued
Angus Reid discusses trends in religion and education There’s a bumpy but promising road ahead for Catholic education, according to Canadian pollster and sociologist Angus Reid. “There is every reason … Continued
Catholics needed to fight negative reputation from residential schools legacy By Josh Tng Some people believe colonization is a relic from Canada’s past, but Stephanie David says it’s still very … Continued