Efforts to boost the influence of Christians in Canadian politics are ramping up as the year-old Christian Civic Affairs Committees of Canada expands into more churches with a speaking series … Continued
Who am I? Who are you? The very nature of our personhood – the inherent dignity we bear regardless of our abilities, our external characteristics, our wealth or our poverty … Continued
There is uncertainty in the Canadian telecommunications sector, and if there’s one thing stock markets and shareholders detest above all else, it’s uncertainty. This time the uncertainty is driven by … Continued
I have a thing with oats. Anyone who really knows me will know that I can talk for hours about the art of baked oatmeal. For instance, did you know … Continued
1st Sunday of Lent, Year AFirst Reading: Gn 2:7-9, 16-18, 25; 3:1-7Second Reading: Rom 5:12-19Gospel Reading: Mt 4:1-11 This Sunday’s Readings describe Adam and Eve’s rebellion against God and its … Continued
A Canadian legend in journalism died last week. She was also a personal hero. Christie Blatchford, the curmudgeonly columnist who seems to have written at some point for every Canadian … Continued
When you think of the current version of the Vancouver Canucks, names like Pettersson, Hughes, Horvat, Boeser, and Markstrom come to mind. The names Jay Beagle, Tyler Motte, or Troy … Continued
“Beauty isn’t this casual thing that you might choose to be interested in or not, just as someone might choose to be interested in chocolate or something.” … Continued
St. Cyril of Alexandria was born about 380 in Alexandria and studied under his uncle Theophilus, Patriarch of Alexandria. Cyril made it his rule never to advance any doctrine that … Continued
When Archbishop Miller appointed me the Vocation Director of the Archdiocese of Vancouver in April 2019, a priest friend joked by saying, “Congratulations on becoming the Vacation Director!” I indeed … Continued