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 Tough territory cultivates tougher clergyman
French-born Oblate provided Yukoners and Western Canadians with 'divine gifts of redemption'
By Alistair Burns
The B.C. Catholic
He escaped from
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 American ambassador Consumers need to avoid buying slave-made products
Cultural shift needed to abolish slavery
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian Catholic News
OTTAWA
Consumers need to ensure the products they buy are no
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 NATO summit provides teachable opportunities for Chicago Catholic students
Schools incorporate world political issues into lesson plans
By Michelle Martin
Catholic News Service
CHICAGO
With world leaders descending on
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 St. Mark's to honour educational builders
UBC college to recognize three pillars of the archdiocesan community
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
Before expanding its academic services, S
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Pastoral letter states that freedoms are not granted by the state but belong to all people
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian Catholic News
OTTAWA
Cana
Tough territory cultivates tougher clergyman
French-born Oblate provided Yukoners and Western Canadians with 'divine gifts of redemption'
By Alistair Burns
The B.C
American ambassador Consumers need to avoid buying slave-made products
Cultural shift needed to abolish slavery
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian Catholic News
OTTAWA
Consumers need to ensur
NATO summit provides teachable opportunities for Chicago Catholic students
Schools incorporate world political issues into lesson plans
By Michelle Martin
Catholic News Service
CHICAGO
Wi
St. Mark's to honour educational builders
UBC college to recognize three pillars of the archdiocesan community
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
Before expa
Canadian bishops issue staunch defense of religious freedom and conscience rights
Pastoral letter states that freedoms are not granted by the state but belong to all people
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian
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Local
Nathan Rumohr - Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Pablo Santa Maria drawn to clergy life after attending WYD 2002
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
Deacon Pablo Santa Maria Watson was inspired to join the priesthood after attending World Youth Day 2002...
Read more... | Nathan Rumohr - Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Parish full of trades-workers volunteer their time, talent, and treasure
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
Burnaby
In the early Church the faithful offered up what little they could to maintain their Church community. Parishioners...
Read more... | Alistair Burns / BCC - Monday, 14 May 2012
'Generational war' looming in Canadian society with lower birth rates as main culprit
By Alistair Burns
The B.C. Catholic
Are worldwide fertility rates declining? Dr. Dermot Grenham, a lecturer at the London School of...
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Op-Ed
Paul Kokoski - Tuesday, 08 May 2012
Decay caused by a false reform and a distorted understanding of the evangelical counsels (poverty, chastity, and obedience)
By Paul Kokoski
Special to The B.C. Catholic
I am glad to read about the Vatican announcing a major reform of women’s religious in the U.S. (reported in The B.C. Catholic April 30 issue, Page 16).
The reform comes in light of their hardened defi ance...
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| Malin Jordan - Monday, 07 May 2012
A unified front of Conservatives, New Democrats, and Liberals opposed the motion
By Malin Jordan
The B.C. Catholic
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The debate over Stephen Woodworth’s private member’s Motion-312 on April 26 jarred my mind. I watched on CPAC as M-312 – the motion that, if passed, would create a committee to “investigate” when a human life would be legally defined as a person in Canada –...
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Deborah Gyapong / CCN - Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Catholic Civil Rights League disgusted with controversial show
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian Catholic News
OTTAWA
 The Canada Museum of Science and Technology will display a controversial exhibit on sex opposed by the Catholic Civil Rights...
Read more... | Deborah Gyapong / CCN - Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Relationship expert says its her mission to stop the spread of STDs
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian Catholic News
OTTAWA
 Pam Stenzel, the Sex Lady has traveled around the world warning youth...
Read more... | Deborah Gyapong / CCN - Monday, 14 May 2012
Founder of the Population Research Institute calls Chen Guangcheng 'China's conscience'
By Deborah Gyapong
Canadian Catholic News
OTTAWA
 Members of the Christian Defense Coalition pray outside the White House in Washington in support of Chinese...
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Sports
Nathan Rumohr - Friday, 11 May 2012
Crusaders repeat as champions despite losing two-thirds of last year's team to graduation
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
It's difficult for any sports team to repeat as league champions, especially if that team...
Read more... | Nathan Rumohr / BCC - Wednesday, 18 April 2012
Brody McKnight hopes to land a job as a professional place-kicker in the NFL or the CFL
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
The last time a Vancouver College alumnus played in the NFL...
Read more... | Nathan Rumohr - Tuesday, 03 April 2012
Grey Cup Champions play St. John Brebeuf boys basketball team in an effort to help a local family
By Nathan Rumohr
The B.C. Catholic
An Abbotsford boy received a big boost in his fight...
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Special
Makani Marquis - Saturday, 28 January 2012
 Silence and Word: Path of Evangelization
By Pope Benedict XVI
Pontifical Council for Social Communications
46th World Day of Communications, May 20, 2012
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
As we draw near to World Communications Day 2012, I would like to share with you some reflections concerning an aspect of the human process of communication which, despite its importance, is often overlooked and which, at the present...
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