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The Catholic Charities Men’s Shelter has many success stories, and in spite of his relatively short stay at the shelter — around two weeks in 2023 — Danny Bale is one of them.

St. Michael’s College School will induct its latest distinguished members into the Order of St. Michael Sept. 17.

Two young men from the Archdiocese of Vancouver were among the six-member team that completed this year’s Canadian Death Race alongside Saskatoon Bishop Mark Hagemoen, raising funds for the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund.

Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Toronto is once again inviting families to participate in this year’s 38th Annual Mass for the Faithful Departed, taking place across seven resting places across the Greater Toronto Area and Barrie.

Circles of Support and Accountability volunteers are helping sex offenders to find a place in society.

Jubilee Year celebrations in the Archdiocese of Toronto will bring faithful from across the Greater Toronto Area together in pilgrimage to Martyrs’ Shrine later this month.

The never-say-die Delta Hospice Society is now looking to Alberta in its efforts to establish a secular, euthanasia-free “sanctuary hospice” and escape the pro-MAiD agenda of the B.C. government.

Amid the bustling experience of spiritually accompanying 48 young adults attending the Jubilee of Youth in Rome from July 28 to Aug. 3, Fr. Troy Nguyen video-conferenced with The Catholic Register while walking the streets of the Eternal City.

The Catholic Children's Aid Society of Toronto took its mission internationally this summer, offering youth in care opportunities to connect with their faith and heritage.

Across its more than 40 years, Aid to Women has stood firm in its mission of being a compassionate, physical and emotional lifeline for Toronto mothers, counselling abortion- minded women into choosing life for themselves and their babies.