The tech world isn’t known for its moral character. Its pursuit of efficiency and technological progress rarely demonstrates a deeper appreciation of spiritual or moral considerations. Now the same companies … Continued
Just days after a small group of pro-lifers gathered in driving rain to mark the midpoint event of 40 Days for Life in the Archdiocese of Vancouver, an abortion-related announcement … Continued
Umbrellas were raised and prayers sent heavenward as a small band of Catholics gathered in a relentless downpour to celebrate the midway point of the Archdiocese of Vancouver’s 40 Days … Continued
A decade after the Archdiocese of Vancouver’s central offices moved from Robson Street to the Cambie Corridor area, the man who helped lead the transition returned to share some memories. … Continued
It’s the start of spring break and many parents are already battling with their children over screen time. We worry about our children’s mental and physical safety. We talk about … Continued
A four-day internet service outage has disrupted The B.C. Catholic’s production schedule, delaying the publication of its March 17 print and digital editions. While the digital edition is now available, print copies … Continued
On a chilly February morning with light snow falling, hundreds of parish representatives gathered in Coquitlam at Our Lady of Lourdes Church for a planning meeting over coffee and conversation. … Continued
Although Canadian corporations face strict regulations at home, their foreign operations are a different story. Development and Peace–Caritas Canada is trying to change that with a petition calling for stronger … Continued
Catholic schools in British Columbia must embrace their role as missionary communities in an increasingly secular society, B.C.’s bishops say in a new pastoral letter. Titled The Mission of the … Continued
John Paul II Pastoral Centre staff lined the balcony and crowded the ground floor to welcome Archbishop Richard Smith for his first official visit to Vancouver, his soon-to-be home and … Continued