The Catholic Register

St. Michael's College School has expelled some students as a result of two incidents at the school that police are investigating.

St. Michael’s College School expels eight students as police investigate assaults

A series of out-of-control hazing incidents, at least one of which included sexual assault, has launched a week of investigations, crisis management, expulsions, suspensions and soul search at Canada’s premier Catholic boys school.

Need, hope grows as Out of the Cold digs in to help the homeless

U.S. bishops vote not to encourage Vatican to release all McCarrick abuse documents

Six sex abuse survivors announce lawsuit against U.S. bishops, urge bishops to 'come clean'

U.S. bishops' must prioritize response to sex abuse over other issues, advisers say

Archbishop Vigano urges U.S. bishops to act as 'courageous shepherds'

Archbishop Scicluna named adjunct secretary of CDF

Vatican delays U.S. bishops' vote on abuse crisis reform

'Invest in peace, not on war', Pope says on 100th anniversary of end of WWI

Catholic health care a sign of hope in ‘valley of tears,’ said Cardinal Collins

Comment

Charles Lewis: We must open eyes to anti-Christian bigotry

Most of us take for granted the safety and peace of our houses of worship so when that is broken it is akin to being punched in the gut, Lewis writes.

Faith

Archbishop Scicluna named adjunct secretary of CDF

VATICAN – Pope Francis named Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, arguably the…

Pope's homily

Bishops must be 'blameless' servants of God, not businessmen, Pope Francis says

Read the latest homily given by Pope Francis.

Youth Speak News

Pembroke diocese expands Theology of the Body program for students

BARRY'S BAY, Ont. – Every week, Kayla Pires travels 70 kilometres to St.…

Features

Need, hope grows as Out of the Cold digs in to help the homeless

In 2006, after 20 years of stellar work with the Out of…

Arts

Anthropocene at AGO: Exploring the stark reality of man’s footprint on the planet — scars and all

Looking at the cathedral-scale art by one of the world’s foremost photographers,…

International

U.S. bishops give almost unanimous approval on pastoral letter against racism

BALTIMORE – The U.S. bishops overwhelmingly approved a pastoral letter against racism Nov. 14 during their fall general meeting at Baltimore.

U.S. bishops vote not to encourage Vatican to release all McCarrick abuse documents

Six sex abuse survivors announce lawsuit against U.S. bishops, urge bishops to 'come clean'

U.S. bishops' must prioritize response to sex abuse over other issues, advisers say

Archbishop Vigano urges U.S. bishops to act as 'courageous shepherds'

Decentralization, simplification heart reform in Roman Curia, official says

Canada: Toronto-GTA

St. Michael’s College School expels eight students as police investigate assaults

Feminists must 'reconcile with their roots', pro-life mission

Louis Riel’s legacy brings renewed pride to Métis in Regina

Apathy threatens publicly-funded Catholic education in Alberta, panel says

Religion must ‘rediscover that power’ to lead change, veteran civil rights crusader says

Religions urged to speak up, make moral choices clear

Editorial

Editorial: Listen for the poor

It is noble to mark the World Day of the Poor with gifts of charity, but Pope Francis has challenged Catholics to go much further than that. He asks us...

Editorial: Will we ever learn?

Editorial: Listen to cries

Editorial: A chance to change

Editorial: A confusing message

Editorial: Bishops get it right

Vatican

Archbishop Scicluna named adjunct secretary of CDF

VATICAN – Pope Francis named Archbishop Charles Scicluna of Malta, arguably the Catholic Church's most respected abuse investigator, to be adjunct secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the...