Thank yous, good-byes, and fond memories were scribbled on the walls inside a pale pink and green facility in Burnaby as people with and without developmental disabilities said farewell to … Continued
A love only grandparents can give By Eric Chow When Pope Francis announced that July 25 would be celebrated as the Church’s first celebration of World Day of Grandparents and … Continued
The executive director of the Catholic Civil Rights League is calling for stronger public, political and law-enforcement action to protect the faithful in response to an early-summer conflagration of anti-Catholic … Continued
Suzanne Nixon cares about protecting the vulnerable and promoting healing. It’s why she became a registered nurse many years ago and what led her to give a wholehearted yes to … Continued
For the past several weeks, many British Columbians, and Catholics in particular, have been grappling with complex and mixed emotions. The announcement of the discovery of remains buried near a … Continued
Rev. Dr. Andrew Bennett, one of Canada’s leading Catholic public figures and intellectuals, strongly condemned the growing violence and hatred aimed at the Catholic Church, while at the same time … Continued
The lifting of attendance limits on churches couldn’t have come at a better time for Raffaele Salvino. Just days after B.C. health officials removed restrictions specific to places of worship, … Continued
The Archdiocese of Vancouver issued a statement today calling for “reconciliation, dialogue, and atonement with Indigenous people” rather than “hatred and violence” in the wake of attacks on churches as … Continued
Church trivia question: Do you know what an aumbry is? Allan Okert does. He helped handcraft one for Our Lady of Fatima Church in honour of the Coquitlam parish’s 75th … Continued
For the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Vancouver’s Holy Rosary Cathedral opened its doors to Mass for all, with no restrictions. The celebration was held July … Continued