People choosing DSLR over basic point-and-shoot options by Peter Vogel It’s time for our annual survey of digital cameras sold in the Vancouver area, something we’ve been doing in this … Continued
We must remember to help the poor and marginalized this Christmas This is an excerpt from a homily given at the John Paul II Pastoral Centre Dec. 6. The parable … Continued
Jesus responds to repentance with mercy This is an excerpt from a homily given at St. Mary’s for the feast of Christ the King Nov. 19. I share in the … Continued
Subscribers continue to choose streaming services over cable by Peter Vogel On March 1 we saw the first round of the CRTC’s attempt to rile the big telecoms by forcing … Continued
Italian disputes ended by Benito Mussolini For a few weeks I have been describing the glorious history of the Holy See and its independent state, Vatican City, which is the … Continued
Life after death surpasses earthly social constructs This is an excerpt from a homily given in Our Lady of the Assumption Church Nov. 19 as part of the archdiocese’s liturgy … Continued
Feelings and opinions often obscure our perception of truth Scott, my mom, and I went to the mall. We split up and promised to meet back at the food fair. … Continued
We must love and encourage those who have suffered loss LJM Photo / Designpics Msgr. Philip Reilly of Brooklyn, N.Y., is often lovingly called “the father of sidewalk counselling.” In … Continued
Constantine and his son built St. Peter’s Basilica. Vatican City, and the Holy See are distinct entities, both recognized internationally as such and subject to universal law, but they are … Continued
Providing support makes people feel welcome This is an excerpt from a speech given during the fifth annual Archbishop’s Dinner at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in October. I wish to … Continued