One of my three brothers started his own jewelry business after overcoming struggles with his mental health issues. He is a do-it-yourself kind of magician who recently started making his … Continued
I came across an amazing video while searching for something from my son’s college in California. In 1982 Mother Teresa visited the college and gave the commencement address to that … Continued
Have you heard of the small Nova Scotia community of Coal Harbour? Few have, yet National Hockey League MVPs Sydney Crosby and Nathan McKinnon both hail from this town. Are … Continued
According to St. Alphonsus de Liguori, there are two kinds of lukewarmness: one which can be avoided, and the other which cannot be avoided. Strictly speaking, unavoidable tepidity is not … Continued
Despite smartphones, digital cameras are still in demand Yes, digital cameras are still a thing, notwithstanding the fabulous photographic capabilities of today’s high-end mobiles. When I began my annual survey … Continued
Advent, my favourite liturgical season, is upon us. I appreciate this time of year for the warmth and coziness 1) afforded by the cooler weather and 2) of nostalgia – … Continued
On Dec. 9, 10, and 11, the Chilliwack Symphony Orchestra Baroque Ensemble, with Belle Voci and professional soloists, will present Handel’s Messiah at St. James Church in Abbotsford, Holy Rosary … Continued
St. Alphonsus de Liguori wrote, “To love God with our whole heart implies two things: the first is to banish every affection which is not for God, or according to … Continued
Second Sunday of Advent, Year AFirst Reading: Isa 11:1-10Second Reading: Rom 15:4-9Gospel Reading: Mt 3:1-12 This Sunday’s first reading encapsulates the Christmas spirit: the spirit of peace. “The wolf shall … Continued
At the time of writing this column the 2022 World Cup in Qatar has begun, and there will be no shortage of Catholic countries and individuals participating at this year’s … Continued