Luke Mandato

Southern Ontario’s largest French-language Catholic school board is getting even bigger this fall, as Conseil scolaire Catholique MonAvenir welcomed upwards of 16,000 students for this school year amid a surge in student enrolment and planned expansion.

Ignite Ministries has entered the fall with one of its most popular offerings for young adults thirsty for faith and companionship on tap with the return of its popular Bible and Beer series.

Coinciding with the International Day of Prayer for Peace, the Canadian Council of Churches is inviting the faithful from across Canada to commemorate the day by “praying with their feet,” encouraging thoughtful walks while sharing prayers for peace by themselves or with others.

Catholics worldwide are being called to become seeds of peace and hope amidst the 10th annual Season of Creation, which launched Sept. 1 with the 10th annual World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation.

Just over a century after his untimely death, Italian activist, social justice champion and third-order Dominican Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati will officially be canonized by Pope Leo XIV Sept. 7 at St. Peter's Square in Rome.

St. Patrick’s Parish Student Backpack Program is once again answering the call to support low-income students with essential school supplies, sparking confidence in the students as they step into the classroom this fall.

As students prepare to return to the classrooms, families in Halifax will have a new option for Catholic education with Frassati Academy opening its doors for its inaugural school year.

In South Surrey, B.C., St. John Paul II Academy is opening the doors for its inaugural academic year, marking the climax of a 12-year mission toward fostering a space for Catholic education and community.

It’s been 200 years since thousands of Irish settlers, organized by prominent Canadian politician Peter Robinson, transformed the quaint wilderness in Ontario's Kawartha Lakes region and laid the foundation for a close-knit community with strong Catholic roots.

For staff at four school boards across Ontario, back-to-school season is one shrouded in confusion and uncertainty as they return to work under the supervision of government-appointed supervisors.