When The B.C. Catholic put out an appeal for stories on death, dying, and euthanasia, pro-life blogger Stephanie Gray responded with this interview with Moe Tapp, who teaches at St. … Continued
Fifth Sunday of Lent, Year BFirst Reading: Jer 31:31-34Second Reading: Heb 5:7-9Gospel Reading: Jn 12:20-33 The theme of this Sunday’s liturgy is command and obedience. Although Jesus was God’s Son, … Continued
The benefits of fasting are extraordinary, and with Lent underway, this is a good time to begin. God, our Father, loves us and has given us certain mysteries. As we … Continued
Someone shared a post that advertised a book called The Top 10 Tastiest Meatless Meals for Fridays in Lent! You’ll Never Know They’re Meatless! I had to laugh just a … Continued
My last column on reconciliation was inspired by a Mission talk by Father Eugene O’Reilly. In his presentation, Father Eugene stressed our heavenly Father’s unlimited mercy and not only his … Continued
Two years ago Canadians gained access to so-called skinny TV packages after the CRTC, Canada’s broadcast regulator, mandated that the cable TV companies make available a barebones $25 a month … Continued
The apostolic letter Maiorem Hac Dilectionem is little known. Written by Pope Francis on July 11, 2017, it establishes that the canonization process for saints will be made easier. The title of … Continued
Increasing the minimum wage is certainly one way to address poverty, but is it the best? As for tackling homelessness, more affordable and social housing is one way to do … Continued
Therese of Lisieux experienced the power of prayers on several occasions, including when she was cured of illness while her sisters prayed for her, and when she experienced great peace … Continued
Special to The B.C. Catholic When kids are connected to their screens, they are disconnected from the world. Can you imagine your child or teen spending all their time getting … Continued