For Ukrainian Catholics in Vancouver the Russian invasion of Ukraine has made their place as members of the Body of Christ tangibly real as they suffer in solidarity with friends … Continued
A Vancouver lawyer cautioned the federal government that it had better be prepared for prostitutes to be treated as independent contractors without employment law protection if Canada’s prostitution law is … Continued
Take one part inspiration, add two parts Christian charity, fold in a generous helping of community support, then mix well with volunteers aplenty, and you’ve got the recipe for a … Continued
When the new $2.2-billion St. Paul’s Hospital opens in 2027, the facility and surrounding campus – the largest hospital-development project in B.C. history – is promised to deliver “the highest … Continued
This story was updated March 7 to add Chalice Canada’s Ukraine Regional Assistance Fund. A number of Catholic humanitarian agencies are launching emergency appeals to provide relief to Ukraine after … Continued
This story is developing – Feb. 24. Bishop Kenneth Nowakowski, former eparch of New Westminster in B.C., is among the Catholic voices across Europe reacting to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine … Continued
In a society more comfortable with cancel culture than counterculture, Pope John Paul II’s 1990 call for Catholic universities to speak “uncomfortable truths” that may challenge public opinion can be … Continued
For Catholics and non-Catholics alike, many parents struggle to talk to their children about sex. Unsure of when, why and how to tackle the subject, and perhaps having unanswered questions … Continued
The Archdiocese of Vancouver has released two collections of resources to help parishes, teachers, and parents better grapple with the increasingly complex world of modern sexuality and gender. The initiative … Continued
From the cover art through the 175 pages that follow, Father Harrison Ayre’s new book is a contemplative experience. The pastor at St. Peter’s in Nanaimo invites the reader into … Continued