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“When I grow up, I’m going to be a nun … Or a figure skater … Can I be both?” — Madalen, 6 years old. When I was pregnant with … Continued
“When I grow up, I’m going to be a nun … Or a figure skater … Can I be both?” — Madalen, 6 years old. When I was pregnant with … Continued
18th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year CFirst Reading: Ecc 1:2, 2:21-23Second Reading: Col 3:1-5, 9-11Gospel Reading: Lk 12:13-21 I restaurant I loved has been sold, and the food is not … Continued
St. Thomas Aquinas taught that four conditions are required for prayer to be effective. He wrote, “four conditions are laid down; namely, to ask – for ourselves – things necessary … Continued
“No one sees a flower, really. It is so small it takes time. We haven’t time, and to see takes time … like to have a friend takes time.” That’s … Continued
It’s summertime! School is out and, while life in a full household is never truly slow, it is refreshing to experience a change of pace. As a teacher (and student), … Continued
In the year since the Kamloops Indian Residential School graves discovery, being a Catholic in Canada has been a challenge. Dishonest reporting and sensationalist rhetoric, mixed with last summer’s arson … Continued
My name is William Burgess, but my real name was Billy Howard Brown. I was born in the northeastern part of British Columbia in the heartland of the Dunneza people. … Continued
Essayist Samuel Johnson writes that the use of travel is to regulate imagination by reality, and instead of how thinking about things may be, to see them as they are. … Continued
St. Alphonsus Liguori wrote, “God wills us to be saved; but for our greater good, he wills us to be saved as conquerors.” Prayer is our main weapon in spiritual … Continued
In the final section of his presentation on the work of reconciliation with Indigenous people, James Borkowski looks at some background about the residential school system that many people haven’t … Continued