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Corporate responsibility watchdog shut down

OTTAWA (CCN) — The federal government has eliminated the human rights watchdog overseeing corporate responsibility. Established after years of intense lobbying by human rights…

Graphic image ruling could open free speech doors, lawyer believes

Committee says no to MAiD for mental illness

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Saskatchewan CWL convention elects new executive

KINDERSLEY, Sask. (CCN) — Members of the Catholic Women’s League of Canada from across Saskatchewan recently gathered for their 78th annual provincial convention, hosted…

Parliament passes Combatting Hate Act into law

The B.C. Catholic transitions to new print and digital model

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

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Participation in the Eucharist transforms believers into the Body of Christ and offers a remedy to the divisions affecting families…

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

Christianity is not about perfection, no one is defined by mistakes, pope says

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Pope extols magnificence of Catholic universities

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The unmooring of rights, a challenge to democracy

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Breaking free from the technological worldview

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Grace amid seeming chaos

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Canadian aid helps Sierra Leone’s women, disabled

Canadian Christian and Catholic charitable organizations like CAUSE Canada and Development and Peace – Caritas Canada…

Catholic bishops of G7 nations issue statement ahead of 2026 summit

Ethiopia’s forgotten humanitarian crisis

Ambassador downplays Syria’s rights abuses

‘Technomancers’ and AI worship: Catholic experts warn of spiritual dangers online

Gaza, West Bank receive $1.2M in Catholic aid

Pope softens speech in Equatorial Guinea

CNEWA has been saving Christians for 100 years

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Catholic youth sails filled by faith

Catholic sculptor Schmalz headlines Theopolis Project Toronto event

Oblates formed new Prince Albert Bishop Thorson

A man’s greatest job? Being a father

Human longevity is in God’s hands

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Annual Marian pilgrimage ‘a glorious day’

BLUMENFELD, Sask. (CCN) — The annual pilgrimage to the historic church of Sts. Peter and Paul and the shrine of Our Lady of Sorrows at Blumenfeld, Saskatchewan, was held Sunday, June 14…

MAiD reduces incentive to improve health supports

MP seeks new offense for theft of religious artifacts

Missionaries take to the Vancouver streets during World Cup

Interfaith rally seeks Toronto housing justice

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