When I was studying in Rome at the Angelicum – the famous university dedicated to St. Thomas Aquinas – and preparing my doctoral thesis in sacred theology, I was fascinated … Continued
We must put away our excuses and busyness to become close to God My daughter’s ballet academy was given the opportunity recently to watch the dress rehearsal of Ballet B.C.’s … Continued
God’s chosen ones are called to prayer and works of mercy This is an excerpt from a homily given at Holy Rosary Cathedral March 12 as part of the rite … Continued
Indulgences are probably one of the Catholic Church’s most misunderstood and controversial teachings. Many associate indulgences with the buying and selling of forgiveness of sins – even with “buying” entrance … Continued
It’s a bit much when U.S. presidential adviser Kellyanne Conway suggests microwave ovens, a staple of North American kitchens, could be used to spy on unwitting citizens. However, in this … Continued
Fragmented documentary and action film formula offer unrewarding film experiences All Governments Lie: Truth, Deception, and the Spirit of I. F. StoneIn cinemas throughout the Lower Mainland Since the days … Continued
Children’s faith an example for us to completely trust in the Father I am a planner and a list-maker. I feel calm when I know that I have some control … Continued
The first players to appear at Major League Baseball spring training are the pitchers and catchers. They need a little extra time to work on their communication. During Lent, we … Continued
So, how is your Lent going? Well, it’s never too late to start again, refocus, or even go deeper. At our home, things basically go like this: the kids understand … Continued
The gift of authentic friendship is one to be treasured It is not uncommon today to have a “friends list” numbering in the thousands, as though it’s unthinkable or snobbish … Continued