Barely a day goes by that I don’t see some growing evil in the news: threats to the faith, persecution of Christians, a culture which grows more hostile to the … Continued
It is not often that a film is made which almost demands that it comes accompanied by a set of footnotes, yet such is the case with Mank, currently showing … Continued
During the Advent and Christmas seasons, The B.C. Catholic is featuring the art of members of the Epiphany Sacred Arts Guild. This week, we’re sharing pieces by two artists that … Continued
4th Sunday of Advent, Year BFirst Reading: 2 Sm 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16Second Reading: Rom 16:25-27Gospel Reading: Lk 1:26-38 In this Sunday’s First Reading, God makes a promise to King … Continued
This is an awkward time to question the validity of public health orders which prevent faith groups from gathering, given the spike in COVID-19 cases. News of three churches opening … Continued
I am seriously concerned about the discrimination by the B.C. government against religion and believe the Archdiocese of Vancouver should consider a lawsuit. Livestreaming and receiving Holy Communion in your … Continued
Like a plate of microwaved leftovers, Mulan is the latest live-action reheat of a Disney animated favorite. Visually gorgeous yet otherwise rather underwhelming, the most remarkable quality of this rendition is … Continued
I have always been a strict adherent to the “no-Christmas-decorations-before-Advent” philosophy. I value the character-building and spiritual aspects of waiting. Advent is our faith’s gift of encouraging us to make … Continued
I had the privilege earlier this month to witness 18 young people receive the sacrament of confirmation. I had journeyed with them for the past 15 months and was humbled … Continued
The first Sorrowful Mystery is the Agony in the Garden. “Do you want to accompany Jesus closely, very closely?” asked St. Josemaría Escrivá. “Open the Holy Gospel and read the … Continued