As Canadians get ready to vote April 28, Canadian Catholic News, through The Catholic Register in Toronto, is publishing a series of reflections by Matthew Marquardt, executive director of Catholic Conscience. … Continued
Going to Mass with three kids 3 years old and younger is a challenge. My husband and I slide into a pew, each holding a newborn twin, with our three … Continued
During the homily at Mass the first Sunday of this Lent, the pastor of our parish went among the pews with mic in hand asking the congregation, “What is robbing … Continued
April 08, 2025 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, On Monday, April 28, Canadians will elect our next federal government. I encourage all Catholics in the Archdiocese of Vancouver to … Continued
As we enter Holy Week, our Lenten journey is coming to a close. Whether you feel that you have met your goals for Lent or not, we still have time … Continued
Easter Sunday, Year CFirst Reading: Acts 10:34a, 36–43Second Readings: Rom 6:3–11, Col 3:1–4, 1 Cor 5:6b–8Gospel Reading: Lk 24:1–12, Jn 20:1–18, Lk 24:13–35 “Christ is risen!” the early Christians greeted … Continued
By Father Larry Lynn A crack in the culture of death? I’ve been involved in the pro-life movement for about 14 years. For many others, it has been twice or … Continued
Passion Sunday, Year CFirst Reading: Is 50:4-7Second Reading: Phil 2:6-11 Gospel Reading: Lk 22:14-23:56 The Church’s Holy Week liturgy is (in Hebrew) a zikaron of the first Holy Week, re-presenting, re-actualizing, … Continued
Chapter 16 is the final chapter of the First Letter to the Corinthians. St. Paul urged the Corinthians to charity through almsgiving and expressed his own charity towards them. Biblical … Continued
It is rather obvious that, had its leading actor not been awarded an Oscar for his performance, The Brutalist might have attracted little attention. As it is, with its running … Continued