“Live Free or Die” is the slogan on the New Hampshire state licence plate, and during my years living there I enjoyed many a clever quip inspired by this statement … Continued
There are times when the load I am carrying weighs me down. There are likewise times when facing a huge job motivates me to work harder. My mental and emotional … Continued
“I grow old but always learn many things,” said Solon, the ancient Greek poet and statesman who reformed the laws of Athens. In this famous saying, he gives encouragement to … Continued
Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, released the following pastoral letter Sunday in response to demonstrations against racism in Vancouver in recent days. On Monday, the Canadian Conference of Catholic … Continued
Patients can benefit from the spiritual care health workers can provide. A Vancouver doctor shares his story It was early Thursday morning at a Vancouver hospital, and I was asked … Continued
Happy with, or perhaps dreaming about having, gigabit internet service at home? And that’s only 1,000 megabits per second (Mbps). How about 44 terabits per second (Tbps) service? That’s 44 … Continued
What is the Christian response of a seminary to this time of pandemic? Let me answer by telling you what I think COVID means: Christ Our Victor Is Dominus (Lord)! … Continued
It’s been said that you should live your life not to fill your resume, but to fill your eulogy. In other words, what’s important is not what you achieve in … Continued
Thousands of Canadians are currently united as they pray the 54-day Rosary Novena for Canada. Please consider joining the novena by signing up as a Prayer Partner at www.Canada54.com. During the … Continued
Corpus Christi, Year A First Reading: Dt 8:2-3, 14-16 Second Reading: 1 Cor 10:16-17 Gospel Reading: Jn 6:51-59 This Sunday we celebrate Corpus Christi: the true body and blood of … Continued