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Prime Minister Mark Carney took time during his visit to Rome for the Pope’s inaugural Mass to speak with reporters, and his Catholic faith was a topic that came up in their questions.

Vancouver Catholics celebrated their last Eucharist with Archbishop J. Michael Miller.

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

The future Pope Leo XIV’s nine years of service were so well-regarded by the Peruvians of Chiclayo that they considered their former Bishop, the American Robert Prevost, a true “Chiclayano.”

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 pilgrimage organized by Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) began with the promise of an audience with Pope Francis but ended with pilgrims being in Rome for the election of Pope Leo XIV.

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.

Canadian Cardinal Michael Czerny said that when Cardinal Robert F. Prevost was elected Pope and chose the name Leo XIV, "I rejoiced, I really rejoiced."

For Toronto’s Cardinal Francis Leo, he came to Rome “like an orphan,” and as he and the other 132 cardinal lectors prepare to leave for their home dioceses, they do so with a new head of the family.