The true test of character is how it performs under pressure. Over the past week the character of Christianity was on full display through the people of Humboldt, Sask., as … Continued
The Archdiocese of Vancouver is looking for Good Shepherds. Qualified candidates may send their resumes to Father Rodney Nootebos, RCAV Director of Vocations and Seminarians at rnootebos@rcav.org. Responsibilities include: Calling … Continued
It is a reality that many people regard most politicians as pursuing their careers from sordid motives of greed and personal aggrandizement. It is perhaps, then, no surprise that today … Continued
For the last two years of Therese’s father life he was completely paralyzed and was looked after by his daughter Celine. During his illness, Louis Martin visited his other three … Continued
“Hate casts a long shadow: I know that I lie in it, and let it rule my mind from time to time,” sings Lake Street Dive vocalist Rachael Price on … Continued
Third Sunday of Easter, Year B First Reading: Acts 3:13-15, 17-19 Second Reading: 1 Jn 2:1-5 Gospel Reading: Lk 24:35-48 “The Christ is to suffer and to rise from the … Continued
Recently, Twitter, arguably the platform that defined the notion of social media, has been on a bit of a stock market tear. Ever since its stock market IPO, Twitter has … Continued
For many movie goers, the 1965 classic The Sound of Music stands out as one of the most beloved motion pictures of all time. More than a generation have grown … Continued
Every Sunday, in the Apostle’s Creed we profess our belief in the resurrection of the dead in two distinct, but intimately connected, acclamations: the one of Jesus who “on the … Continued
Three years ago this month, Scott and I were planning our pilgrimage to Lourdes, France. Elijah had been diagnosed with muscular dystrophy two years before, and we had hoped that … Continued