EDMONTON -- The life and legacy of Fr. Michael “Catfish” Mireau, who used pop culture references and Star Wars lightsabers to teach the faith, continue to stir hearts of young and old.
Comment
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Glen Argan: This piece of advice has stuck
When I was a young journalist, I joined the Volunteers, a group…
Faith
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Pope Francis shares frustration with reaction to Amazon document
VATICAN CITY -- Pope Francis told a group of U.S. bishops that,…
Pope's Homily
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True sorrow for sins is a gift from God, Pope Francis says
VATICAN CITY -- Recognizing and repenting for one's own sins and errors…
Youth Speak News
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Pro-life group looking for ‘passionate’ leaders
CALGARY -- Mount Royal University student Mikayla Bezooyen said she and her fellow…
Features
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'We get along': The simple secret to a 71-year marriage
Marriage seems to agree with George and Olive Heron. How else do…
Arts
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Author opens door to L’Arche’s world
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of L’Arche’s first community outside of…
Brazilian bishops 'surprised' at Amazon post-synodal document
SAO PAULO -- Pope Francis' apostolic exhortation on the pan-Amazonian synod surprised many church workers who live in the region and elicited a range of reactions.
Youth day celebrates life and ministry of beloved priest
EDMONTON -- The life and legacy of Fr. Michael “Catfish” Mireau, who used pop culture references and Star Wars lightsabers to teach the faith, continue to stir hearts of young...
Editorial: Law goes to pot
When Ottawa legalized recreational marijuana in 2018, Canada’s bishops were dubious about claims the new law would sharply reduce youth pot consumption or eliminate the black market.
Pope Francis defrocks Argentine founder of religious institute
VATICAN CITY -- Pope Francis expelled from the priesthood the founder of Miles Christi, a religious institute based in Argentina, after he was found guilty of sexual and physical abuse.
Speaking Out: The smallest things can mean a lot
I volunteer as a catechist at our parish, so believe me when I tell you that teaching elementary aged children is not the easiest, especially when talking about difficult topics...