Easter Sunday, Year BFirst Reading: Acts 10:34a, 36-43Second Reading: Col 3:1-4Gospel Reading: Jn 20:1-18 Christ is risen! The tomb is empty! “He has been raised; he is not here. Look, … Continued
In a previous article, we saw that for more than 1,900 years, virtually all Christians held that Mary was perpetually virgin, including all major Protestant reformers. But still some object today, citing … Continued
Spencer King, the Armstrong CWL’s 2017 bursary recipient, wrote the following essay on the topic of euthanasia and assisted suicide. It has been condensed. As a young Catholic I am … Continued
It’s the Lenten homestretch, and if you’re like most Catholics, these 40 days of Lent have been both a blessing and a challenge. We remember the progress we made avoiding … Continued
Easter message from Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, When the women went to the tomb at dawn of Easter day, something completely unexpected … Continued
“A whole batch of dough is made holy if the first handful of dough is made holy” (Rom 11: 16). In 2015, I wrote an article on Christ being our … Continued
It was a timely visit by Father Deacon Andrew Bennett to Trinity Western University last week, when he delivered a talk entitled The Christian and the Public Square: Truth and … Continued
VANCOUVER—They weren’t religious people, but my parents displayed many virtuous and admirable traits. My mother was (and still is) hard working, generous, and full of integrity. My late father was … Continued
Jordan Peterson doesn’t claim to be a theologian, but he does put himself forth as an authoritative interpreter of the Bible. He devotes dozens and dozens of pages to decisive … Continued
After returning from the pilgrimage to Rome, St. Therese went to the Carmelite convent. She was told to write to the bishop, reminding him of his promise to make a … Continued