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B.C. court approves $30M Catholic school settlement, but ‘opt-outs’ could undo it

VANCOUVER (CCN) — A $30-million settlement over alleged historical abuse at two Vancouver-area Catholic schools has been approved by the B.C. Supreme Court, but…

Canadian Armed Forces doubles down on prayer ban, faith leaders prepare response

Former CBC journalist Brian Stewart to headline CCN event

Military bishop questions consultation on chaplain prayer policy

VANCOUVER (CCN) — Canada’s Catholic military bishop is questioning how meaningful the consultation was behind a new Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) policy restricting faith-specific…

Quebec, minister violated Harvest Ministries’ rights, court rules

Jesuits take on sixth post-secondary institution in Canada

Pope names new nuncio to Permanent Observer Mission to UN

Pope Leo XIV has appointed Archbishop Christophe-Zakhia el-Kassis, apostolic nuncio to the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, as the Holy See’s new permanent observer…

Archives: From marshy to manicured: Gardens’ gruesome past grows into green haven

Archives: Paul VI accused Archbishop Lefebvre of acting like an ‘antipope’

Opinion »

by Joseph Sinasac

Humanity’s face remains the heart of history

by Quinton Peralta-Greenough

IVF subjects human beings to the logic of quality control

by Jenna McDonald

Words not weapons are key to peace

Israeli strike damages Christian-run hospital in Gaza

An Israeli airstrike on a residential apartment directly adjacent to CNEWA-supported Al-Ahli Arab Hospital in the…

New York Catholics cite Canadian experience in fighting MAiD

Christian oppression in Nigeria, Iran intensifies, report finds

On again, off again: Education in wartime Lebanon

Venezuela enters recover stage after earthquakes

Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishops gather in Ukraine for annual synod

The burden of multiple crises in Ethiopia

Daughter sets mother’s MAiD death straight

Canadian keeps Fulton Sheen’s message alive

University students take on the Dormition Fast

Peterson, Lonergan and the search for meaning

New Zealand podcast hosts Vancouver archbishop

Exposing MAiD: conference plots resistance

Independent journalist and podcaster Rachel Parker has organized a conference to shed light on the realities of assisted suicide while charting a path for further resistance. Titled “Exposing Assisted Suicide/Euthanasia in Canada,”…

Parish keeps traditional Marian devotion alive

Canadian SSPX stands with society in schism fight

New York Catholics cite Canadian experience in fighting MAiD

In an online world, reaching out, meditating with others essential

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by Luke Mandato

Exposing MAiD: conference plots resistance

Canada·News

by Paul Schratz

Military bishop questions consultation on chaplain prayer policy

British Columbia·Canada·News

by Paul Schratz

B.C. court approves $30M Catholic school settlement, but ‘opt-outs’ could undo it

Canada·News·Ontario

by Luke Mandato

Parish keeps traditional Marian devotion alive

Canada·News

by Quinton Amundson

Quebec, minister violated Harvest Ministries’ rights, court rules

Books·Faith & Culture

by Quinton Amundson

Daughter sets mother’s MAiD death straight

Canada·News

by Paul Schratz

Canadian Armed Forces doubles down on prayer ban, faith leaders prepare response

Canada·News

by Paul Schratz

Jesuits take on sixth post-secondary institution in Canada

Opinion »

by Quinton Peralta-Greenough

IVF subjects human beings to the logic of quality control

by Jenna McDonald

What are your idols?

by Quinton Peralta-Greenough

Forgiveness as politics

by Glen Argan

Words not weapons are key to peace

Opinion

by Joseph Sinasac

Humanity’s face remains the heart of history

Pope Leo XiV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, drew headlines and news coverage from around the world for its incisive critique of artificial intelligence and the…