11th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year AFirst Reading: Ex 19:1-6aSecond Reading: Rom 5:6-11Gospel Reading: Mt 9:36 – 10a God created humans from nothing, purely out of love and a desire … Continued
St. Elizabeth of Hungary (1207-1231) and St. Angela of Foligno (1248-1309) are secular Franciscan saints of the 13th century, both of them widows who did charitable works. Elizabeth was very … Continued
I love a clothesline. It sounds crazy but I get immense joy from hanging freshly washed clothes on the line and then standing back and watching nature take over and … Continued
I had the opportunity to drop by and shoot some photos recently at the Knights of Columbus Catholic school track meet in Langley. The annual meet draws students from Catholic … Continued
On a recent visit to Rome as a member of the Canadian Chapter of the Patrons of the Arts of the Vatican Museums, I had the opportunity to visit a … Continued
I belong to Holy Cross Parish in Burnaby where last year we started Coffee Sunday every second Sunday after the restrictions were getting eased up. It was a time when … Continued
St. Matilda of Hackeborn was the sister of Abbess Gertrude of Hackeborn. When Matilda was seven, her mother brought her to visit her elder sister Gertrude, who was then a … Continued
Corpus Christi, Year AFirst Reading: Dt 8:2-3, 14-16Second Reading: 1 Cor 10:16-17 Gospel Reading: Jn 6:51-59 Jesus said that by eating his flesh and drinking his blood, we will live with … Continued
As we celebrate the feast of the Holy Trinity, I can’t help but admit that a triune God is beyond my comprehension. As a child, I was taught that I … Continued
Recently I demonstrated the scam you see here to a large group of friends. Cybersecurity requires ongoing education. I actually followed the scam through nearly to completion, using a Chromebook … Continued