The National Football League, whose 2023 season is now under way, has arguably become the most popular and most viewed North American sport. It’s also replete with Catholic history. For … Continued
On Oct. 7, Hamas terrorists breached the security border with Israel in what quickly became the date on which the highest number of Jews have been killed since the Holocaust. … Continued
Now would be a good time to subscribe to the B.C. Catholic and any other Catholic media you enjoy. Without trying to be alarmist, it’s not entirely clear if a … Continued
The Roy family has a long history of used cars and vans. With six kids and a lot of long-distance driving, it means that those vehicles get driven to their … Continued
St. James warns us against worldliness, writing, “Do you not know that friendship with the world is enmity with God?” (Jas 4:4) James sets before us a fundamental question: Is … Continued
Who doesn’t love a good soup on a chilly fall day? Pair it with a freshly made biscuit and you’ve got a perfect autumn supper. I’m not sure who first … Continued
29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Is 45:1, 4-6Second Reading: 1 Thes 1:1-5Gospel Reading: Mt 22:15-21 “Give, therefore, to the emperor the things that are the emperor’s, and … Continued
The Whodunnit? as it is popularly called has long been a popular literary form, one which has been transposed to both stage and screen. We all have our favourite authors, … Continued
When I talk with everyday Catholics about the Synod on Synodality in Rome, two things become evident. 1. There is a great deal of anxiety, fear, and worry about the … Continued
It is most commonly lies and propaganda that are at the root of the greatest injustices of history. We need only think of the Catholic residential school injustices of Canada … Continued