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The Archdiocese of Toronto’s Office of Vocations is again hosting its Come and See Weekend Discernment Retreat at St. Augustine's Seminary for single Catholic men 18 years and older.

With Pink Shirt Day just days away, one Grade 6 student's powerful illustration of an ideal, inclusive Earth aims to unite thousands in the Durham Region Catholic community.

Catholics who ever tinkered with the idea of becoming a journalist or working in media need not tinker any longer.

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops is launching 'Journey Through Lent,' a weekly video series of spiritual reflections on Sunday Mass readings, running from Ash Wednesday to Palm Sunday.

It remains to be seen if the Liberal Party will ultimately be compelled to scrap the Combatting Hate Act down the road, but it is clear that Bill C-9’s legislative momentum in the House of Commons has been significantly disrupted.

After more than two decades of planning and persistent fundraising, restorers of a nearly complete restoration project at St. Mary’s Cathedral in Kingston peeled back layers of history to uncover a stunning fresco dating back to the 1870s.

Our Lenten journey, from the desert to the joy of the Resurrection, is one we take together, as one Body in Christ, Cardinal Frank Leo tells Catholics in his 2026 Lenten message.

Canadian Physicians for Life (CPL) is fostering greater contemplation and appreciation of the importance of ethical practice through its newly created Tony Kerigan Memorial Prize.

Today we celebrate the 210th anniversary of the beginning of our community and missionary life. We do so in 2026, the year in which we also mark the bicentennial of our pontifical approval.

There was a quiet but significant change to how World Day of the Sick was observed in Vancouver this year as the Archdiocese of Vancouver hosted the World Day of the Sick Mass in the wake of Catholic Health Association of B.C. winding down its mission.