Report reveals Vanier’s history as abuser

Single, married and even nuns, Jean Vanier abused at least 25 adult women over six decades even while he founded the international movements of L’Arche and Faith and Light, and inspired millions of Catholics around the world with his insight into the Christian life.

Report reveals Vanier’s history as abuser

Ouellet’s Rome service comes to an end

Cardinal Marc Ouellet’s long career in the highest ranks of Church leadership is coming to a close. Pope Francis has accepted his resignation, sending him off into retirement.

Ouellet’s Rome service comes to an end

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MAiD for mentally ill delayed by Parliament

MAiD for mentally ill delayed by Parliament

The expansion of assisted suicide in Canada to those suffering solely from mental illness is being delayed by a year.

'The Babylon Bee' takes aim at Canada's MAiD madness

The popular humour-satire site The Babylon Bee has been taking jabs at the Trudeau government’s promotion of “Medical Assistance in Dying” and at the moral absurdity of euthanasia itself.

Victims of violence in Congo share their grief with Pope Francis

Ladislas set a machete under the crucifix. Bijoux laid a wicker mat there. And Emelda dropped military fatigues.

Insomnia led to Benedict resignation

Pope Benedict XVI’s biographer revealed that the late pontiff for years suffered from insomnia and exhaustion, which ultimately led him to resign from the papacy.

Mosque suicide bombing targets police, dozens dead

Pope Francis arrives in Congo after praying on flight for migrants

Canadian Cardinal Marc Ouellet retires

Opinion

Luke Stocking

Pope Benedict called us to love in truth

Pope Benedict called us to love in truth
Glen Argan

For the love of God unity is essential

For the love of God unity is essential
Andrew Bennett

Saving ourselves from overzealous safetycrats

Saving ourselves from overzealous safetycrats
Anna Farrow

Remember for whom Cardinal Pell toiled

Remember for whom Cardinal Pell toiled

Verbatim: Sr. Nancy Brown fights against human trafficking

Nancy Brown, Sister of Charity, has fought against human trafficking for more than 20 years.
Editorial: Truth will set us free

Faith

Pope Francis preaches peace, cooperation, resilience to a Congo 'gasping for breath'

The people of Congo are more precious than any of the gems or minerals found in the earth beneath their feet, yet they have been slaughtered by warmongers and exploited…
Pope Francis, in Congo, calls for an 'amnesty of the heart' to build peace

Arts & Culture

Steadfast Worship aiming for a ‘Louder’ new year

The up-and-coming Catholic youth band Steadfast Worship’s new song “Louder” is rippling soundbites within Toronto’s Catholic community, following its official release last month. 
Boldly going to frontier of ‘science and religion’