It took a lot more than the “luck of the Irish” to make possible the St. Patrick’s Day opening in Cloverdale of Zappone Manor, the newest housing project from the … Continued
When Vatican Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin recently described organ donation as an act of love that “transcends death,” the words landed close to home for Michelle Pereira of … Continued
The B.C. government says it will introduce legislation creating protest buffer zones around schools and places of worship, citing concerns about harassment and intimidation but providing few specific examples of … Continued
When Ella Tereposky stepped up to serve the final points of the B.C. AAA volleyball championship, she wasn’t worried. The Holy Cross Crusader had written the Hebrew word for love … Continued
In a culture often captivated by spectacle, Archbishop Richard Smith said Christian marriage keeps believers focused on what truly matters—the “main event,” Jesus Christ. He shared the reflection during the … Continued
A $30-million settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit involving abuse claims connected to Vancouver College and St. Thomas More Collegiate in Burnaby, primarily from the late 1970s … Continued
For Charles King and the students at Saint John Paul II Academy, the presence of the Shroud of Turin Exhibition is elevating their Lenten experience beyond ordinary fasting and sacrifice, … Continued
Speaking moments before hundreds of catechumens and candidates signed their names in the Book of the Elect in anticipation of baptism and Confirmation at Easter, Archbishop Richard Smith addressed the … Continued
Indigenous Catholics from around the world are discovering that in a universal Church, the challenges they face — and the hope that sustains them — are often shared. Graydon Nicholas, … Continued
When a group of Vancouver Catholic students and teachers travelled to Disneyland in California last month, it was far from a typical international school trip. The 16 students from Notre … Continued