This is a love story … a story of the love of Christ by our Catholic students, teachers, and principals, and the mission to live out that love by helping … Continued
After the inexcusable, distasteful, and blasphemous opening ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games where organizers mocked the Last Supper, there were numerous athletes who came to the defence of Christianity … Continued
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year BFirst Reading: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8Second Reading: Jas 1:17-18, 22-22, 27Gospel Reading: Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23 God calls us to beatitude: the perfect happiness of … Continued
It always takes me some time to get used to the rhythm of the summer months as a parent and a teacher. The days are longer, weather is warmer, schedules … Continued
Thank you so much for the beautiful picture of Luke 15 Recovery House, which was painted through the words of the residents, in the July 15 issue. I’ve been a … Continued
I am a woke Catholic, I’m sorry to say, and likely so are you. We are woke because we take personal offence from attacks on Christianity, such as the recent … Continued
This is the third in Colleen Roy’s series of interviews with the four priests who form the Archdiocese of Vancouver’s vocations team. Previously interviewed were Father Juan Lucca and Father Raffaele Salvino. … Continued
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year BFirst Reading: 1 Kgs 19:4-8Second Reading: Eph 4:30 – 5:2Gospel Reading: Jn 6:41-51 Again this Sunday, the First Reading describes a “type” of the … Continued
St. Gregory the Great once said, “from envy are born hatred, detraction, calumny, joy caused by the misfortune of a neighbour, and displeasure caused by his prosperity.” The Catholic Church … Continued
Just as my husband, my 7-year-old, and I were getting in the car to head to a soccer jamboree about 30 minutes away, a friend texted a link to the … Continued