The Acts of the Apostles was written by St. Luke as a direct continuation of his Gospel. The book was composed by a physician (cf. Colossians 4:14), and everything in it is … Continued
Second Sunday of Easter, Year BFirst Reading: Acts 4:32–35Second Reading: 1 Jn 5:1–6Gospel Reading: Jn 20:19–31 This Sunday is Divine Mercy Sunday. Hardon’s Modern Catholic Dictionary defines “mercy” as “the … Continued
Examples of Jesus’ mercy are scattered throughout the Gospels like Easter eggs. He told us about his mercy in the way he treated sinner and stranger. He showed his mercy … Continued
The 40 Days for Life wrap-up event took place March 28 at the John Paul II Pastoral Centre with Father Larry Lynn, pro-life chaplain of the Archdiocese of Vancouver, and Father … Continued
‘Death does not have the final word’ From Archbishop Richard W. SmithApril 5, 2026 The Resurrection of the Lord Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,Christ is risen! Alleluia! Today the … Continued
Sister Marilyn Kelly’s official obituary notice reported her death in Pembroke, Ont., on March 21, 2026, after 71 years of religious life in the Congregation of the Grey Sisters of … Continued
Juggernaut, behemoth, cable TV killer: all terms we could ascribe to one of the mainstays of the modern internet, YouTube. As a term it acts both as a proper noun … Continued
This year during Lent, I read the book First Belong to God: On Retreat with Pope Francis. Written in 2024 by Austen Ivereigh, the book shares many teachings of Pope Francis … Continued
The Church is crossing a “digital Rubicon” as it moves from the Age of Information into the Age of Intelligence, says the creator of the Catholic artificial intelligence platform Magisterium … Continued
‘As my mom readied herself for baptism, she sent me to remove the ancestral worship tablets at the Buddhist temple. She replaced these by offering perpetual Masses for my deceased … Continued