It’s been more than 40 years since both Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II visited Vancouver, drawing hundreds of thousands of excited people to see two of the most … Continued
The historical and contemporary witness of Native American Catholics are the subject of a Knights of Columbus-produced documentary now available for free streaming. “It is impossible to fully understand what … Continued
The hymn of the International Eucharistic Congress in Manila in 1937 speaks of Filipinos as “a people in love with Mary.” Filipinos have a love for the Blessed Mother that … Continued
Wayne Reville first got his motorcycle licence at age 19, and he hasn’t lost any love for riding since then. Fifty years, and a few degrees into the Knights of … Continued
Sean Bryan, known to his fans as the Papal Ninja, met Archbishop J. Michael Miller during a visit to Vancouver Sept. 5. Bryan, a competitor on the TV show American … Continued
BALTIMORE, Md. (CNA)—There are bishops who may or may not tweet with any regularity, and then there’s “Amigo de Frodo,” who provides daily Gospel verses, bits of art and literature, … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—“Sorry lady, but I am not going to call you mother.” The theatre audience snickered during the sole moment of comedy in the film Novitiate. In the scene, a … Continued
REGINA (CCN)—”A rabbi and a bishop walked into a synagogue,” began Beth Jacob Synagogue president Barry Braitman as he welcomed a full house for an evening of Leonard Cohen’s as … Continued
Anyone facing serious illness, suffering, and death can find consolation and advice in Christ’s Passion, according Sister Nuala Kenny. In her latest book, Rediscovering the Art of Dying, the doctor and ethicist uses … Continued
TORONTO (CCN)—There is an old joke among Catholics that if you want to quote something from the Bible, ask a good Protestant. Catholics do not grow up studying the Sacred … Continued