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In a wounded city, Catholic education can’t be just academics

Archbishop Richard Smith says that in a city grappling with addiction, homelessness, and cultural fragmentation, Catholic education cannot be merely academic, but must form…

Committee approves to remove religious speech defence in hate bill

Good neighbour? Canadian Christian agencies sound alarm on declining aid

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Sacred Covenant marks first year of ‘walking together’

KAMLOOPS, B.C. (CCN) — As Canadian Catholics marked the National Day of Prayer in Solidarity with Indigenous Peoples on Dec. 12, the local Church…

CCCB ecumenical strategy already in action

MAiD for mental illness: ‘Canada is pioneering resignation’

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Rather than chasing productivity, turn to God to resolve restlessness, pope says

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — In today’s fast-paced world with pressures for results and efficiency, Pope Leo XIV said many have been stripped of their…

Christmas creche, tree are signs of hope, pope says

Vatican’s 2025: Year brings new pope, renewed focus on unity, peace

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by Quinton Peralta-Greenough

What is Canada’s ‘democratic deficit’?

by Luke Stocking

A Church ready to speak up for the planet

Peter Paul Rubens, “The Tribute Money,” Public domain. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)
by Quinton Peralta-Greenough

What is faithful citizenship in a ‘culture of death’?

by Scott Ventureyra

Canada’s ominous bills that would make Orwell blush

by Quinton Peralta-Greenough

Ridings & Parties

by Lee Purcell

Pigment, prayer and grace: a bridge across traditions

by Matthew Marquardt

Questions from Minneapolis

by Miles Smit

Analysis: Strong demand, intense debates: Ontario’s Catholic schools at a crossroads

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Pope Leo, Israeli president speak by phone about Sydney attack, peace in Gaza

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Pope Leo XIV and Israeli President Isaac Herzog spoke by telephone Dec.…

Archbishop assures Jewish community of ‘abiding solidarity’

Pope condemns ‘antisemitic violence,’ ‘terrorist massacre’ in Sydney

Ukraine wary of war, seeking peace

Pope tells reporters dialogue is always the answer to tense situations

Choose the way of peace, pope says as he leaves Lebanon

Nigerian atrocities can’t be met by Canadian silence, pastor says

Lebanese have what is needed to build a future of peace, pope says

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Catholic actor finds Christmas joy in helping US charity

In a wounded city, Catholic education can’t be just academics

Retired Lions fullback discusses football and faith

Ukrainian archbishop’s social teachings still relevant after 80 years

A faithful Canadian is an involved one

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Curia must reflect ‘new humanity,’ founded on love, solidarity, pope says

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The cardinals, bishops, priests, religious and laypeople who work in the Roman Curia are called to be a “sign of a new humanity,” founded on mutual love and…

Pope urges people to protect, cultivate even smallest signs of peace, hope

Christmas stamp with B.C. roots carries a message of hope

Loreto Crypt gives ‘little souls’ a final resting place

Attending school Christmas concert, pope thanks children for sharing love

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Rather than chasing productivity, turn to God to resolve restlessness, pope says

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A Church ready to speak up for the planet

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What is faithful citizenship in a ‘culture of death’?

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Canada’s ominous bills that would make Orwell blush

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What is Canada’s ‘democratic deficit’?

With the publication of his first book, “The Crisis of Canadian Democracy,” Andrew Coyne has returned attention to Canada’s “democratic deficit.” The phrase, however,…

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