With the discovery of the bodies of at least 215 young children on the grounds of a former Residential School in Kamloops, we once again are reminded of the terrible … Continued
There have been many world-class athletes who have spoken highly of how significant a role their coach played in their success. The idea of reaching the highest level of your … Continued
Father Patrick Gearon pointed out that God’s gift of time to us is not given to us all at once. “Time comes to us moment by moment. And so it … Continued
Lately I have been feeling incredibly pensive. A woman I knew in high school died very suddenly and the news has affected me deeply. I feel overwhelming sympathy for her … Continued
This is the final article in a three-part series on the end of Christendom and shifting the Church into a mode of intentional evangelization. Last week I shared three shifts … Continued
The legacy of the Residential School system in Canada has just taken a dive into a deeper and darker realm. The discovery of a grave with more than 200 children … Continued
We can attend Mass again, and most headlines are portraying it as a wondrous thing that we’re allowed to publicly worship in a church again … in limited numbers. Certainly … Continued
“Be kind, be calm, be safe” is the popular COVID-19 catch phrase in B.C. It reminds me of a quote from Father Patrick Gearon, who wrote, “Why is there so … Continued
It is customary when reviewing a film to mention any caveats that serve to warn potential viewers of concerns about the film, even when it has much to recommend it. … Continued
One of my favourite foods is soup. A hot bowl of homemade soup, with a broth made from last night’s chicken bones, and a nice piece of French bread with … Continued