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In Gander, 25 years later, they still come from away

Multitudes are still coming from away to Gander, Newfoundland — 25 years since 9/11 brought it to the world’s attention. As first responders in…

‘We are human beings’ before anything else, Gaza reporter says

Historic New Brunswick church destroyed by fire, man charged

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New addiction-recovery home goes beyond harm reduction with whole-person approach

COQUITLAM, B.C. (CCN) — On a sunny Thursday afternoon in August, a group comprising Catholic and Protestant volunteers, addiction-recovery professionals, civic politicians, recovering addicts,…

Regina restoration aims to reinvigorate faith

Cardinal Ouellet vindicated in abuse lawsuit

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Pope Leo says ‘It is not yet too late’ to care for creation

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Pope Leo XIV began the five-week Season of Creation by calling on the faithful to step away from the frenzy…

Never let injustice, evil in the world corrupt your heart, pope tells faithful

To experience true relationship with God in the liturgy, faithful’s participation cannot be passive, pope says

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Formation through public policy: the Canada Child Benefit

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The problem of secular neutrality

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Humanity’s face remains the heart of history

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IVF subjects human beings to the logic of quality control

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What are your idols?

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Church a sanctuary for Ukraine families split apart by war

Four years into a relentless war that has largely faded from news headlines, Ukraine is still…

‘We are human beings’ before anything else, Gaza reporter says

West Bank Christians face ongoing threats from Israeli settlers

Catholic charities mobilize to bring hope to Colombia’s earthquake victims

Israeli strike damages Christian-run hospital in Gaza

New York Catholics cite Canadian experience in fighting MAiD

Christian oppression in Nigeria, Iran intensifies, report finds

Under siege in South Lebanon

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University graduate says God’s peace leads her as a lay missionary

World Youth Day Cross brought hope to Ground Zero

Media partnership collars men where they’re at

The defence rests

Dolly Parton’s faith was always on display

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On 9/11, airport chaplain saw faith in action

It was a day that started like any other for Fr. Terrence “Terry” McKenna. Then in his 12th year as a senior chaplain with the Toronto Airport Catholic Chaplaincy, he walked through…

An urgent plea for Holy Land schools

Catholics cannot be ‘unengaged spectators’ amid current events, pope says

In appreciation of Catholic health care

New mitred priests credit community support for their distinction

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Construction underway at Holy Rosary Cathedral in Regina, Saskatchewan. New spires will be constructed in the cathedral’s parking lot, complete with structural steel, scaffolding, and metalwork, before being lifted back into place later next fall.
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