Luke Mandato

As Toronto City Council approved a bylaw restricting protests near places of worship, day cares and schools over a day-long debate, some were left questioning the delay in passing a seemingly straightforward measure, as well as its specifics.

Five faith activists, including a Catholic nun, were arrested today and charged with trespassing for an early morning protest at a downtown Toronto bank.

An inaugural report from the J7 Large Communities’ Task Force Against Anti-Semitism shows an unprecedented increase in anti-Semitic activity worldwide, including a recent spike of 83 per cent here in Canada.

A graduate of Richmond Hill, Ont.'s Our Lady Queen of the World Catholic Academy, Cloey Uddenberg credits elements of her blossoming career as a professional athlete to her time growing in faith in Catholic elementary and high schools.

The Archdiocese of Toronto’s Office for Interreligious Dialogue has announced the winners of this year’s Dominican Friars Youth Interfaith Video Contest under this year’s theme of Faith as a pathway from division to unity.

It was a historic first for the Order of St. Augustine when one of its own, Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, was elected as Holy Father.

Fr. Gregory Boyle has spent the past 40 years transforming lives and communities through the radical power of love.

While the new Pope's American and Peruvian citizenry, as well as being the first Augustinian friar to be made Pope, was of interest to young Catholics, most are looking beyond that and hold real hope as to what his new mission will bring.

Children of divorced or separated parents can mend their wounds through faith as Life Giving Wounds’ Toronto chapter hosts its third annual retreat May 16-18 at St. Augustine’s Seminary.

Three students from Loretto Abbey Catholic Secondary School in Toronto have been crowned this year’s High School Ethics Bowl National Champions after outlasting 300 of the country’s top high school debating teams.