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Cardus showing Canada’s faith gap widening

TORONTO (CCN) — A survey jointly released by the Cardus think tank and the Angus Reid Institute (ARI) on Nov. 6 indicates 18 per…

Sudan crisis elicits compassionate Canadian response

Doctors alarmed by Health Canada’s push for MAiD talks with patients

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Archbishop Smith: Complacency no answer to injustice

VANCOUVER (CCN) — Complacency in the face of injustice can’t be the answer to the Downtown Eastside, Archbishop Richard Smith told The B.C. Catholic…

St. John’s well short in claim settlement

Bill C-218 supporters fight expanded MAiD

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Pope asks for extra care when using AI in medicine

VATICAN CITY (CNS) — The more fragile a human life is, the greater the responsibility of those charged with caring for it, whether in…

Pope welcomes Palestinian leader; discusses Gaza, peace

Mary, mother of Jesus and all believers, is not co-redeemer, Vatican says

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Pigment, prayer and grace: a bridge across traditions

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Questions from Minneapolis

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

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Public transportation: cities that are making it work

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The Catholic ‘voice’ can help Canadians overcome the housing crisis

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The duty to participate: beginning a new conversation

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Sudan crisis elicits compassionate Canadian response

OTTAWA (CCN) — Trocaire is an Irish word for compassion. It is also the name of…

As World Conference on Faith and Order opens in Egypt, hearts and minds look to unity

Parolin sees ‘perverse spiral of hatred’ in Israel-Gaza war

Persecuted Nigerian Christians seek world’s prayers

Hundreds of thousands flee Gaza City

Palestinians are living in ‘unacceptable’ conditions, Pope Leo says

Ukrainian cardinal on war, technology and the diaspora

Pope Leo meets Israeli president, discusses immediate ceasefire in Gaza

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Sacred music is good for the brain and the soul, neuroscientist says

Vancouver Loneliness Project explores isolation among youth

Honouring faithful departed in sacred music

Parents urged to see God through child’s eyes at catechesis event

Churches bring homeless Out of the Cold

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Dig deep, work patiently to keep church on solid foundation, pope says

ROME (CNS) — In many ways, the Catholic Church is always a “construction site” where God is constantly shaping its members who must dig deep and work diligently but patiently, Pope Leo…

Pope urges Catholic technologists to spread Gospel with AI

Program makes men part of abuse solution

Pope answers questions about migrants, Venezuela, Rupnik trial

‘There is no secular neutral,’ says retired B.C. Supreme Court justice

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