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Reconciliation fund poised to smash through target

Canadian Catholics remain well ahead of pace in accruing the promised $30 million for the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund (IRF) within five years. This national…

Thousands of errors found in B.C. MAiD cases, internal report shows

Why the SSPX dispute was never really about the Latin Mass

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2,000 years since Christ’s Passion celebrations to launch in Ottawa

The 2,000th anniversary of Jesus Christ’s salvific passion, death and resurrection in 2033 is set to receive the multi-year buildup befitting such an extraordinary…

London diocese welcomes new shepherd, Bishop Miehm

Combatting Hate Act presents uncertain terrain for religious Canadians

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On U.S. Independence Day, Pope Leo honors migrants in Lampedusa

LAMPEDUSA, Italy (CNS) — For more than 30 years, Dr. Pietro Bartolo said he has examined more than 350,000 people and performed postmortem examinations…

Eucharist transforms believers into Christ’s body and counters division, pope says

Pope reflects on migration, says ‘human dignity has no passport’

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US cardinal: Exorcist role should be ‘private’ after priest’s removal tied to UFO controversy

ROME (CNS) — Cardinal Robert W. McElroy of Washington said his decision to remove a high-profile…

Pope sends message to U.S. for 250th anniversary

Religion a health benefit, U.S. study shows

Canadian aid groups mobilize Venezuela earthquake relief

Mary’s Meals shares success through new short film

Catholic media awards highlight MAiD reporting among Canadian honours 

Catholic journalists look to trust, collaboration and Pope Leo in age of AI and polarization

Canadian aid helps Sierra Leone’s women, disabled

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Even in suffering, something beautiful can emerge

New YouTube series aims to help renew Catholic culture in Canada

New book is ‘worthwhile companion’ to the Synod on Synodality

God aces golf for B.C. priest

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Church needs simpler, better ways to explain synodality, some bishops say

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Hesitation and resistance to the Church’s synodal journey can be addressed with clearer explanations, better training and more hands-on experience of what synodality is, bishops representing North America…

Bill C-22, C-34 raise concerns

Pope sends message to U.S. for 250th anniversary

Religion a health benefit, U.S. study shows

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