Proclaim the Gospel with conviction and gentleness to get the right flavour This is an excerpt from a homily Archbishop J. Michael Miller gave during the Mass for university students … Continued
Two interesting developments hit Canada’s TV scene recently, one of which will no doubt please most Canadians. The other will extremely annoy all those affected should it go beyond discussion … Continued
designpics.com While my husband was away recently, I decided to surprise him by painting our laundry room. Anyone who has seen this room may be shocked that I was willing … Continued
Many Catholics report being troubled as they ponder Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia (The Joy of Love). I too was disconcerted when it was published in March 2016, and … Continued
This is an excerpt from a homily given at St. Mary’s Church Jan. 21 as part of the closing celebration for the 800th anniversary of the Dominicans. Dear brother priests, … Continued
If you drive by almost any soccer field or visit many tennis clubs during after-school hours, you will likely witness a High Performance (HP) Academy during training. Sports schools and … Continued
Pre-planning not always necessary for successful dining Colleen Roy / The B.C. Catholic I don’t much like 5 o’clock. For me, 5 o’clock can be the hour of hunger and … Continued
Are you often plagued by guilt to the point of paralysis? You’re not alone. Misplaced guilt is a pronounced problem facing the modern Catholic. Guilt has a handy and practical … Continued
The Order of Malta, the most ancient of Roman Orders composed of lay people, has told Pope Francis that his decision to investigate its ouster of a top official over … Continued
This is an excerpt from a homily given Jan. 15 during a Mass celebrating the World Day of Migrants and Refugees at St. Matthew’s church. Dear friends: except for our … Continued