In an increasingly fraught educational environment where teachers feel overwhelmed and isolated amid increased parental and government expectations on their time, hundreds of Catholic teachers gathered for this year’s Catholic … Continued
This Easter, about 500 men, women and children in the Archdiocese of Vancouver will join or enter into full Communion with the Catholic Church. Catechumens – individuals who are not … Continued
The grim calculus of tracking the cost of Medical Assistance in Dying shows that B.C. doctors receive $283.85 for every “MAiD Event preparation and Procedure” they perform. Moreover, the Ministry … Continued
Lent is a time for reflection, repentance, and drawing closer to God, and Archbishop J. Michael Miller is encouraging Catholics to embrace the opportunity for spiritual renewal by seeking God’s … Continued
As lunch companions go, an archbishop who has been serving in the Vatican’s diplomatic service for 40 years is in high demand. So when Archbishop Ivan Jurkovič joined priests of … Continued
In a parish community, “everyone has something to offer,” Archbishop Michael Miller told Our Lady of Sorrows parishioners during his pastoral visit last month. After thanking pastor Father Rosemond Sylvestre, … Continued
Clara Lum and her husband Brian Hunt had an obvious reason for attending a recent workshop on old age, as inspired by Pope Francis’ homilies and teachings. They’re part of … Continued
Anti-Semitic rhetoric has become so intense amid pro-Palestinian sentiment in Canada that a Vancouver rabbi is more concerned about the safety of his oldest son, currently on a Montreal university … Continued
The Archdiocese of Vancouver has reached a settlement with a man who was sexually assaulted by a priest and a teacher at Holy Trinity Parish in North Vancouver in the … Continued
Second of two parts Creative courtship and matches made in cyberspace are among the follies of Catholic dating in the 21st century. Even though the internet is overcoming the geographical … Continued