Canadian News

St. Michael’s Choir School is looking to close its concert season on a high note with Sing Unto God, a celebration of sacred music across classic and modern pieces featuring a full string orchestra and rising young soloists at historic St. Paul’s Basilica on May 31.

Canadian missionary-surgeon Stephen Foster’s devotion to Angola now stretches beyond 45 years — a significant milestone without a doubt.

The situation of Syria’s remaining Christians and other minorities continues to deteriorate despite the passing grade that Canadian ambassador Gregory Galligan recently gave the post-Assad government.

Catholic Missions in Canada’s (CMIC) traditional St. Philip Neri Mass is taking place May 26 at Toronto's All Saints Parish, and is being offered online to supporters across the nation and beyond.

The Daily TV Mass is trading one holy space for another, with production for the National Catholic Broadcasting Council's central offering relocating from the Loretto Abbey Chapel to Manresa Jesuit Spiritual Renewal Centre in Pickering.

Prestige, patriotism and spectacle are coming to Canada, the United States and Mexico courtesy of the 2026 FIFA World Cup starting on June 11.

Jim Hughes (1943-2026), a towering and beloved Canadian champion of the preborn for over half a century, passed away on the morning of May 18 surrounded by loved ones.

When Fr. Dan Gurnick thinks about St. Francis of Assisi, he doesn’t think of birds, flowers or sentimental images of the beloved saint. He begins with Christ.

Eucharistic miracles in which consecrated bread and wine turn into human flesh and blood have been documented for centuries, but four more recent cases are of particular interest for Dr. David Neima.

As news of the acceptance of Bishop Ronald Fabbro’s retirement broke on April 21, the Diocese of London began turning the page on a remarkable 24-year chapter of faithful service.