The B.C. government rolled out a plan Wednesday to provide euthanasia and assisted suicide at St. Paul’s Hospital – by making it available beside the hospital. The Ministry of Health … Continued
The Hallowtide Triduum unfolded across the Archdiocese of Vancouver with the Catholic community coming together to remember the entire Church: the Church Militant on earth, the Church Suffering in purgatory, … Continued
When 1,800 Grade 7 students descended on Surrey’s Pacific Academy Nov. 4 and 5 for Anointed, this year’s Spirit Day for confirmation-age youth, it looked – and sounded – like … Continued
Vancouver artist Adrian Horvath has been designing postage stamps for Canada Post for years, from an Endangered Turtles of Canada set to a collection of Snow Mammals. He even worked … Continued
In the 70-year history of Notre Dame Regional Secondary School, one name stands out for his commitment to education and passion for film and the arts: Alan Charlton, who taught … Continued
Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller is among a group of 10 Catholic leaders from around the world this week who called upon the government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative … Continued
A good pipe organ “reflects the joy of the heart,” Sts. Joachim and Ann’s pastor, Father Lawrence Donnelly, says, stepping up the stairs towards the Aldergrove church’s choir loft. Through … Continued
During November we are exploring themes of death, remembrance, and eternal life. About a three-hour drive from the Lower Mainland, between Kamloops and Merritt, is the beautiful Lac Le Jeune … Continued
A just-published literary collection shows what can happen when four students at Catholic Pacific College and their mentor priest decide to make the best of a bad situation, namely COVID … Continued
For Summer Tiuseco and Roman Crasto, unexpected trials mixed with unexpected triumphs after spending the past year helping Geri, a Vanspec student with Down syndrome, receive her First Holy Communion. … Continued