Kenan MacKenzie remembers the simple conversation five years ago that became a life-changing moment for him. He had been speaking with Msgr. Gregory Smith, pastor of Christ the Redeemer Parish … Continued
Editor’s Note: The B.C. Catholic is publishing stories about local health care providers, organizations, and emerging issues in anticipation of National Catholic Health Care Week Oct. 3-9. In Archbishop J. … Continued
Defining the purpose of art can be a challenge. The possible interpretations are as seemingly infinite as the creation that the artist participates in, but for Mission filmmaker David Mora … Continued
My love story started in the summer of 1972 when I was a second-year high school student in a public school. In my desire to escape chores at home, I … Continued
Members of L’Arche Greater Vancouver say their new building under construction in Burnaby is a “physical manifestation of the care that exists in the community.” “This is a very important … Continued
Doriano and Patricia Baisi’s eldest daughter Jenny was the kind of person you’d find first in line if you mentioned you needed some help. ‘The COVID pandemic has brought to … Continued
Most Rev. Severian Yakymyshyn, OSBM, who served as Eparch (Bishop) of the Ukrainian Diocese of New Westminster from 1995 to 2007, has died at the age of 91. His obituary … Continued
We don’t feel 90. Yes, this happens to be the 90th year The B.C. Catholic has been in publication. Founded in 1931, it came on the heels of previous publications … Continued
Parish meetings and youth events can go ahead without checking participants’ vaccine status at the door, but masks are still the order of the day. In response to a multitude … Continued
The arrival of September is putting some distance between a summer of tension and the ramping up of Catholic and Indigenous reconciliation efforts, with two major initiatives taking place before … Continued