“There is purpose to your season,” writes Christian artist and podcaster Jenessa Wait. “What feels insignificant, meaningless, or really hard is actually going to become your preparation to step into … Continued
In the past year we have seen many courageous athletes who have dared to espouse conservative values publicly. In many but not all of these cases they have done so … Continued
I found a page on Facebook in support of people living with muscular dystrophy and their families. I thought there might be some boys the same age as my son. … Continued
Do we desire God? Do we desire to desire him? Even our yearning for God is a grace from him and yet we mostly tend toward lethargy when it comes … Continued
Easter Sunday, Year A First Reading: Acts 10:34a, 36-43 Second Reading: Col 3:1-4 Gospel Reading: Jn 20:1-18 “I go to my religion for comfort,” a woman told me; “I would … Continued
To hear B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix proudly announce the new St. Vincent’s Heather residence last week, senior citizens are a sacred trust to him. “As people age, they want to … Continued
After reading the experience of Richard Leskun and his wife Marilynn and similar stories (“Hospital put ‘do not resuscitate’ order on elderly woman, then urged husband to euthanize her,” B.C. … Continued
Adapting a stage play to the movie screen is a challenge for any director or scriptwriter. Either one is tempted to “open up” the setting to provide more visual variety … Continued
As we round the last corner of Lent, we will soon enter what was once known as Passiontide, beginning on the Fifth Sunday of Lent. As a child, I never … Continued
Anyone who feeds a family can relate to the excitement of receiving a free frozen turkey when your grocery bill is past a certain threshold. Turkey dinner is not only … Continued