On Oct. 12 from noon to 2:30 p.m., Good Shepherd Ministries — a dual-provider of emergency shelter and daily community meals — will once again serve its full sit-down turkey meal with all the trimmings at the centre at 412 Queen St. E. in downtown Toronto.
Register file photo
The Conservative-tabled Bill C-255 to increase penalties for mischief against religious property did not receive support from Liberal or Bloc Québécois MPs during the first of two scheduled hours of debate, held Oct. 5.
Photo from Global Christian Relief
The All Saints Orthodox Church congregation in Meadow Lake, Sask., lamenting the fiery destruction of its beloved house of worship on Oct. 1, is receiving compassion and support from the Diocese of Prince Albert.
Facebook/Google Maps images
Alberta’s Catholic bishops are urging Catholics to keep referendum disagreements from becoming occasions to demean one another or question another person’s faith, saying their responsibilities to each other will endure whatever the outcome.
Wikimedia Commons
The Diocese of Trois-Rivières, Quebec, will have a new bishop, and it is the president of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB).
Diocese of Trois-Rivières screen image
A decade after the release of "Amoris Laetitia" ("The Joy of Love") sparked both praise and criticism, Vatican officials say an upcoming meeting on the document will focus on listening to pastoral experiences rather than rehashing old disputes.
CNS photo/Vatican Media
OSV News photo/Nancy Wiechec
'Little poor man' of Assisi has left a legacy that has endured eight centuries
OSV News photo/Courtney Mares
Glen Argan The Mustard Seed
St. Francis understood that following Jesus means relinquishing any claim to power, status and wealth. Such vulnerability is the only sure path to peace and nonviolence.
Sr. Helena Burns Culture à la Carte
Catholic Register Editorial
Dcn. Robert Kinghorn Church on the Street
Leah Perrault Barefoot and Preaching
Bandi Szakony
Archbishop Paul-André Durocher said evangelization is accomplished by a Church willing to go out into the world and meet the people where they are, akin to how Jesus encountered His disciples on the road to Emmaus.
Young Catholics preparing to leave high school for university or the work force will gather from Oct. 16 to 18 at Orangeville's Valley of the Mother of God Retreat Centre as part of "Dead Man Walking".
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced the creation of a new "Office of Religious Affairs" during a speech Sept. 30 on Pentagon policy.
Catholic bishops in Africa expressed solidarity and closeness to Archbishop Alick Banda of Lusaka, Zambia, and the Zambian bishops conference, following the prelate's arrest over a car gift.
Get the latest news and commentary sent to your inbox 3 times weekly.
October is the month dedicated to the Holy Rosary, yet for many Catholics the annual dedication passes almost unnoticed. A one-time defining practice of the faith, the Rosary now seemingly struggles for attention.
Every 24 hours, at least 15 Canadians die from a drug overdose.
Pope Leo XIV's journey to France aimed to show that a joyful or serene rebirth is always possible even after tremendous tragedy or terrible suffering, he said.
Each year on Oct. 3, the followers of St. Francis of Assisi (1181-1226) mark the globally popular saint’s own journey from life to death, his “Transitus” as it is known in Latin, through special community commemorations.
OSV News photo/courtesy Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
When Fr. Dan Gurnick thinks about St. Francis of Assisi, he doesn’t think of birds, flowers or sentimental images of the beloved saint. He begins with Christ.
The new Fathom Entertainment docudrama Adore Him hopes to inspire Catholics and seekers of faith to embrace the transcendence of Eucharistic Adoration.
Photo courtesy Fathom Entertainment
Nearly six months since it debuted on March 21 with a long-form conversation featuring then Archdiocese of Toronto vocations director Fr. Matthew McCarthy, The Collar podcast has emerged as a significant success story.
A new book promises to help readers craft better lives by reclaiming the household as the centre of daily life.
A photograph of Pope Leo XIV blessing Marie-Garance, a 10-year-old girl in a blue dress who has multiple disabilities, went viral after the pope encountered her in Paris Sept. 26.
OSV News photo/Alessia Giuliani, CPP
On the return flight to Rome from his four-day visit to France Sept. 28, Pope Leo XIV said that the prospect of artificial intelligence destroying humanity does not keep him up at night.
In a French city that changed hands between France and Germany through two world wars, Pope Leo XIV used the final day of his apostolic journey to France to call on Europe to resist a return to nationalism and conflict and recommit itself to cooperation, dialogue and peace.