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Having turned down a request to fly the Vatican flag at City Hall to commemorate Pope John Paul II Day, the City of Toronto has sown more confusion surrounding its religious imagery policy.

Fr. Leo Fernandes fondly remembers Archbishop Murray Chatlain when he was a fresh-faced seminarian in his early 20s studying theology at St. Peter’s Seminary in London, Ont.

Staff and students at Toronto's St. Eugene Catholic School joined together March 26 in recognizing Purple Day, a global initiative dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy.

For St. Boniface Archbishop Albert LeGatt, the clergy sexual abuse scandal in the Church was “unfathomable.”

During a season known for solemnity and sacrifice, the Rule of St. Benedict continues to point the faithful toward true Christian joy found through personal renewal in Christ during Lent.

Canada, and so many nations worldwide, are overtly neglecting God’s call to “be fruitful and multiply" (Genesis 1:28).

A new initiative from the City of London fronted by two King’s University College alumni looks to inform and educate the community on anti-hate practices while supporting marginalized communities.

An activist group is trying to dismantle the National March for Life week in Ottawa by accusing guest presenter Fr. Calvin Robinson of giving a “mocking Nazi salute—also known as a Roman salute—during an anti-abortion rally.”

On a chilly morning with light snow falling, hundreds gathered at Coquitlam’s Our Lady of Lourdes Church to share their hopes and strategies for this year’s 40 Days for Life campaign.

A neighbourhood named after a key architect of the Roman Catholic Church in western Canada will be no more by Sept. 1, 2025, at the latest.