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Fr. Paradis a trailblazer in reconciliation

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François Paradis (OMI) in Clementine Hall of St. Peter's Basilica, established by Pope Clement VIII to honour Pope Clement I. The Oblate will be honoured with Catholic Missions In Canada’s St. Philip Neri Award at the annual Tastes of Heaven Gala May 9.

Fr. François Paradis, an Oblate of Mary Immaculate (OMI) will receive this year’s Catholic Missions In Canada’s (CMIC) St. Philip Neri Award.

Catholic education is defined by the Gospel of Christ

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Catholic course guidelines help shape what is taught, be it science, math or history, from a Catholic perspective.

Catholic Education Week is an opportunity for the entire Catholic community to celebrate one of the finest educations that can be provided. It is also a gift to the province in so many ways. 

Honour recognizes Catholic values of ‘Unsung Heroes’

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One of April 2023 Unsung Heroes, Ms. Lorrie Ragusa, Child & Youth Worker at Dante Alighieri Academy Catholic Secondary School with her students.

From council members and course planners to caretakers and custodians, the Toronto Catholic District School Board’s unique recognition initiative is a celebration of its employees' and volunteers' commitments to fostering student success, regardless of their position. 

A message for Catholic Education Week

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A message for Catholic Education Week

A letter from Archbishop Francis Leo for Catholic Education Week.

Gridiron hopes second to being a better man

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Theo Johnson starring for the Penn State Nittany Lions. Johnson also played for the Windsor, Ont.’s Holy Names Knights. Johnson was the 107th best prospect for the NFL Draft, according to Bleacher Report.

Windsor, Ont., football star chooses God’s way for path to success

The Bible done differently

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The Alabaster Co. has been integrating visual imagery and thoughtful design into different books of the Bible for the past eight years. By complementing each verse with a corresponding photo or visual design, the aim is to be visually elegant as well as thought-provoking.

Imagery lends an elegant aesthetic, provokes deeper thought

Covenant signing a ‘local initiative,’ with hope that more will follow

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Though Vancouver Archbishop Michael Miller called the Easter accord between the Kamloops First Nation and two British Columbia Catholic dioceses a significant and historic “milestone,” there appear to be no plans for other Canadian bishops to immediately follow suit.

First Nation, dioceses move forward together

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Former Kamloops Chief Manny Jules presents Archbishop Michael Miller with a stole marked with symbols Tk’emlúps historical events. On Easter Sunday, Miller and Kamloops Bishop Joseph Nguyen signed a Sacred Covenant with the Kamloops First Nation to forge a new relationship between the Church and Indigenous peoples.

The journey to the Easter Sunday signing in Kamloops of a sacred covenant between the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc (Kamloops First Nation) and Catholic bishops from Vancouver and Kamloops took several years, and it was the efforts of two men that began the process, say Kamloops Chief Rosanne Casimir and Vancouver Archbishop J. Michael Miller.

Reconciliation’s two-way street: First, with yourself; then the other

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Lisa Raven, executive director of Returning to Spirit.

At the Easter signing of a Sacred Covenant between the Kamloops First Nation and two Catholic bishops, Vancouver Archbishop Michael Miller quoted former Chief Manny Jules: “One cannot reconcile without the other.”

Looking beyond the stars

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Br. Guy Consolmagno, director of the Vatican Observatory, sees faith and science as complements in understanding the universe and its wonders.

As both an astronomer and a Jesuit, Br. Guy Consolmagno recognizes the relationship between science and religion.

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