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CHRIS MILLER
Edmonton (CCN)
On Friday night, Feb. 17, Trish Bowie ripped up coloured paper into tiny pieces.
Later that night she h
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 Project Advance 2011 celebrates great successes
From schools to special needs, the Project Advance 2011 campaign funded major projects and charitable services in Vancouver.
The ar
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 'Realism is back,' says sculptor of new statues for Kansas cathedral
By Catholic News Service
WICHITA, Kan.
The statues that will dominate the east and west transepts of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in
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 A miracle on gridiron
Hand of God heals footballer
Concussions have destroyed the careers and the lives of some football players, but a concussion actually saved the lif
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 40 Days for Life brings constant prayer, vigil, & fasting to city
Pro-lifers offer 'larger, stronger, & more ecumenical' campaign than last year
When God gets something done, He often does it in 40 days: Jesus
Art allows God's voice to be heard
CHRIS MILLER
Edmonton (CCN)
On Friday night, Feb. 17, Trish Bowie ripped up coloured paper into tiny pieces.
Project Advance 2011 celebrates great successes
From schools to special needs, the Project Advance 2011 campaign funded major projects and charitable services
'Realism is back,' says sculptor of new statues for Kansas cathedral
By Catholic News Service
WICHITA, Kan.
The statues that will dominate the east and west transepts of the Cathedral o
A miracle on gridiron
Hand of God heals footballer
Concussions have destroyed the careers and the lives of some football players, but a con
40 Days for Life brings constant prayer, vigil, & fasting to city
Pro-lifers offer 'larger, stronger, & more ecumenical' campaign than last year
When God gets something done, He o
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Local
Nathan Rumohr / The B.C. Catholic - Monday, 20 February 2012
 By Nathan Rumohr
For the World Day of the Sick, celebrated each year on the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, Feb. 11, the archdiocese turns its eyes to the sick and...
Read more... | Clayton Richard Long Special to The B.C. Catholic - Friday, 17 February 2012
 More than 500 aspiring philosophers braved winter conditions Jan. 28 and packed the gym at Westminster Abbey in Mission to hear Catholic philosopher Peter Kreeft.
The attention of the people was held...
Read more... | Nathan Rumohr - Wednesday, 15 February 2012
More than 200 gather to understand how to re-establish their traditional roles in Church and families
Men are from Adam, women are from Eve, but the way society is being observed by...
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Op-Ed
Malin Jordan - Monday, 23 January 2012
Tebow's Christianity: just live it!
By Malin Jordan
The B.C. Catholic
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When the sun shines and we foolish gnats make sport, does God take any interest?
It's a question often asked in the heat of intense competition, but one that, upon sober reflection, seems to offer an obvious no.
Faith and sport go well together. An athlete and team must understand faith and have a boatload...
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| Msgr. Pedro Lopez-Gallo - Monday, 23 January 2012
Papal visions supply convergent, yet diverse faculties
By Msgr. Pedro Lopez-Gallo
The B.C. Catholic
 We have a Cartesian instinct to ascribe contrasting qualities to our civil or religious leaders. We therefore find the intellectual, social, and spiritual faculties of Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI convergent yet diverse, according to their attitudes and circumstances.
While Pope John Paul worked to end the Bolshevik regime...
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Canadian
Deborah Gyapong Canadian Catholic News - Tuesday, 21 February 2012
 CPJ's Joe Gunn, CWP's Rob Rainer, Senator Jane Cordy and Senator Jim Munson. Deborah Gyapong CCN.OTTAWA (CCN)—The Dignity for All Campaign brought Canadians from diverse perspectives together Feb. 14 to focus...
Read more... | Deborah Gyapong Canadian Catholic News - Friday, 17 February 2012
Catholic Civil Rights League and EFC disappointed with decision
OTTAWA (CCN)—The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Quebec’s mandatory Ethics and Religious Culture program (ERC) does not violate the religious...
Read more... | Deborah Gyapong Canadian Catholic News - Friday, 17 February 2012
 Bill C-300 An Act respecting a Federal Framework for Suicide Prevention passed through House of Commons second reading by a multi-party majority of 285-3, Feb 15.OTTAWA (CCN)—A national suicide prevention bill...
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Sports
Brent Mattson - Tuesday, 15 November 2011
College wins eighth straight trophy over Notre Dame
By Brent Mattson
The B.C. Catholic
VANCOUVER--The Vancouver College Fighting Irish defeated the Notre Dame Jugglers 27-13 at O’Hagan Field Nov. 4 for their eighth straight...
Read more... | Brent Mattson - Thursday, 01 September 2011
Six students spent their summer crushing the competition in provincials
By Brent Mattson
The B.C. Catholic
VANCOUVER--School may not be in session, but that didn't stop six Notre Dame Regional Secondary students from taking...
Read more... | Brent Mattson - Thursday, 25 August 2011
Sports chaplains like Dave Klassen work to foster the spiritual side of athletes on and off the field
By Brent Mattson
The B.C. Catholic
VANCOUVER--Pro athletes receive huge salaries and benefit from armies of...
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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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