Divine Mercy Sunday, Year AFirst Reading: Acts 2:42-47Second Reading: 1 Pt 1:3-9Gospel Reading: Jn 20:19-31 This Sunday, the second of the Easter Season, is “Divine Mercy Sunday.” It is not … Continued
Happy Easter! What does Easter really mean? For religious and non-religious people alike, it represents new life: an occasion for a family dinner, a chance to decorate with pretty spring … Continued
Until a fellow parishioner came up to me recently asking me to write another column on phishing scams I had more or less written off the topic as being somewhat … Continued
Though one tries as much as possible to be objective in the evaluation of a film, the most careful of film critics is going to bring his/her own life experiences, … Continued
My expectations for Sleep Out were modest. I figured the evening was going to be filled with a few small annoyances, punctuated with a well-earned nap the next day. God … Continued
I’ve been reading your coverage about Marilynn Leskun and the hospital’s efforts to put a do-not-resuscitate order on her. Enclosed is a medical card from the Fatima Centre. I believe … Continued
Prominent Canadians engaged in First Nations issues and ministries were generally supportive of the Vatican’s repudiation of the “doctrine of discovery.” Below are some of their responses. The ‘doctrine of … Continued
Dear parishioners of the Archdiocese of Vancouver: Jesus’ mission of redemption would have been a total failure if his death on Calvary had been the final stop of his journey. … Continued
During his General Audience on March 17, 2010, Pope Benedict XVI pointed out the many similarities between St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Bonaventure. The Holy Father said, “Both scrutinized the … Continued
In the history of cinema, few movie directors have received the recognition of screen enthusiast that has been accorded to Steven Spielberg. In his latest work, The Fabelmans, Spielberg has … Continued