Overnight November 3 into 4, all of Canada was basking in the light of one of the biggest auroral displays in decades. Earth was in essence facing a cannibal CME … Continued
When Scott converted to Catholicism, friends were upset. They could not believe that a Bible-believing Christian would join the “Whore of Babylon.” It made me uncomfortable when Scott would tell … Continued
On Nov. 11 we remember the members of the armed forces who lost their lives in the line of duty. The Catholic Cemeteries of Vancouver came across one Catholic man … Continued
The information in the Nov. 1 articles about the coming papal visit was quite good. The Jesuit Forum for Social Faith and Justice has a course entitled “Listening to Indigenous … Continued
33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B First Reading: Dn 12:1-3 Second Reading: Heb 10:11-14, 18 Gospel Reading: Mk 13:24-32 Jesus calls all the baptized to evangelize and spread the … Continued
St. Francis de Sales always preferred those virtues which were most ordinary and common, rather than those which are called for on only rare occasions. He said, “Now everyone does … Continued
Every fall, in late October, my mom makes her Christmas fruitcakes. She sets aside a day, usually a Sunday, to chop all the fruit, mix in the flour, molasses, cold … Continued
I have heard many people say autumn is their favourite season, and I can see why. Fall’s colours are vibrant, cool breezes refresh, sweaters and fireplaces feel cozy, and if … Continued
If you have not yet seen the latest James Bond film, No Time to Die, and wish to do so spoiler free, you should not read the next sentence. If … Continued
Tennis professionals are familiar with the term “tennis parent,” just as we have large numbers of “hockey parents” in Canada. Around the world you’ll likely find the equivalent in other … Continued