The humble poverty of the Nativity has long inspired special care for the poor and sick at Christmas, but this year’s record-breaking cold brought the Catholic Charities Men’s Shelter compassionate … Continued
Even though S.E. Hinton wrote her acclaimed coming-of age novel The Outsiders while still in high school, people don’t generally associate high school students with literary talent. At St. John Brebeuf … Continued
For many of us, 2021 was just as unprecedented as 2020, and much of our lives was still dictated by the waning of COVID restrictions and the sudden re-emergence of … Continued
Amid the bleakness of the culture of death that debases modern society, Catholics can find hope in the zealous and relentless commitment of pro-life advocates working “to foster in our … Continued
Archbishop J. Michael Miller is inviting Catholics to return to church this Christmas, saying “your parish is open.” Last Christmas, public Masses were still suspended due to the pandemic, leaving … Continued
Born and raised in Rome, Father Francesco Voltaggio moved to Vancouver in 2013 to attend the Archdiocesan Missionary Seminary Redemptoris Mater and was ordained in 2017 in the Archdiocese of … Continued
A small group of Lower Mainland Catholics braved the cold Wednesday night to pray a candlelight Rosary in prayerful solidarity with people they don’t know who live halfway round the … Continued
Parishioners at St. Ann’s Church in Abbotsford watched in admiration last summer as workers endured a record-setting heatwave to install a new roof on their church. They had no way … Continued
“I hate going to church!” blurted a three-year-old child early in the atrium year. The rest of the children said, “Me, too!” Murita Chua said, “I wonder why?” One by … Continued
When LifeCanada held its annual gala Nov. 27, it not only gave a well-deserved platform to its inspirational guest speaker – Ashley Bratcher, who starred in the life-affirming movie Unplanned … Continued