University athletes with professional ambitions don’t usually come to mind in mental health discussions, but Kieran Eve is opening up about his personal struggles so he can help people see … Continued
Despite the growing parental backlash towards gender ideology and its related political movements, Dr. Julia Sadusky says teachers need to “put aside their inner culture warrior” when dealing with gender-questioning … Continued
During Mental Health Month in May, two counsellors in the Archdiocese of Vancouver discuss mental health as Catholics at a time when it is more relevant than ever. Sister John … Continued
It was love for the daughter who died in her arms that taught Mary Lenaburg about the love of God and also taught her how to love. Speaking to about … Continued
A forum on Pope Francis’ papacy from a Canadian context was alive with dialogue and tough questions while also maintaining a celebratory mood as speakers from around the world gathered … Continued
More than 30 years ago, Lloyd Sweet entered a confessional after being away from his faith for decades. To this day, he remembers the profound relief he felt when the … Continued
The Oblate community paid its respects to Father Terry Conway May 4 at a funeral Mass at St. Augustine’s in Vancouver. Father Conway died April 16 at Vancouver General Hospital … Continued
Immediately upon walking into Columbus Residence the influence of resident Joseph Lau is apparent: his artwork is displayed all around the reception area. Lau, who has lived with Parkinson’s for … Continued
For Michelle Lui, it’s about more than the four letters IUGR. The Richmond mother has written a children’s book, Me: My IUGR Story, following the premature birth of her daughter in … Continued
A ground-breaking report published by the Ottawa-based Cardus Institute has given voice to Indigenous Canadians who are frustrated by secular society’s unawareness of – or unwillingness to accept – the … Continued