In recent weeks the phrase “conservative values” has been heard a lot across Canada, particularly in connection with the Conservative Party of Canada leadership campaign. The phrase often gets described … Continued
This summer, most Catholics in the Archdiocese of Vancouver have been participating in liturgies through “virtual” Masses and livestreamed prayer events. But these innovations really can’t replace being at Mass … Continued
Earlier this summer perhaps you were among the many who managed to get a peek at Comet NEOWISE, a once-in-a-decade bright visitor to our cosmic neighborhood. I’d better clarify that … Continued
Despite clear testimony from Scripture pointing to Peter’s leadership of the early Church in a perpetual office established by Jesus himself, some still try to challenge it by appealing to … Continued
23rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Ez 33:7-9Second Reading: Rom 13:8-10Gospel Reading: Mt 18:15-20 This Sunday’s Readings speak of our duty to correct others. It must be done … Continued
On the August long weekend, my husband and I did two short hikes up a large hill near Merritt. The weather was hot, the path was steep, and the view … Continued
For anyone who has watched at least one zombie virus outbreak flick, Zombie for Sale drags one leg across very similar territory. Yet for anyone predisposed to watch at least one … Continued
St. Leo was probably born in Rome around 400 into a family of Tuscan origin. Leo was a deacon under Popes Celestine I (422–32) and Sixtus III (432–40), both of … Continued
The stock market price of The Home Depot has rocketed to an all-time high. Stuck in place during the pandemic, many are working on their home and yard. But the … Continued
After my previous column on the sports background of our Archdiocesan priests, I was surprised to find out that Father Bruce John Hamilton was inducted into the BC Sports Hall … Continued