Luke Mandato

A new group at Whitby’s Holy Family Parish is reminding men that the most important role they’ll ever have isn’t at the office, but at home, in the pews and in the lives of their children.

In the month of June, Men's Mental Heal Awareness Month, Catholic support continues to show up and respond with intentional, faith-centred promotion of both the spiritual and practical dimensions of men’s mental health.

There has been a quiet, niche subculture that has found its way into the mainstream in recent years. If it were to go by one name, it would be longevity.

Faith leaders in Toronto are joining outreach workers, students and local residents in a march through the city’s downtown core on June 24 demanding no person in Toronto be forced to sleep outside.

In Winnipeg, relics are stepping back into the spotlight of Catholic life through the apostolate Sacra: Relics of the Saints, an initiative helping parishioners rediscover one of the Catholic faith’s most powerful, often-neglected treasures.

With the final bell of the school year soon to ring out, the Archdiocese of Toronto is preparing to head into its biggest summer of Catholic camps to date, with 61 parishes now offering a record 89 weeks of combined programming in July and August.

The Daily TV Mass will be honouring the 100th anniversary of the Martyrs’ Shrine in its own special way, presenting a special four-part series dedicated to the Canadian Martyrs from June 24 to 27.

Catholic leaders across social services, health and education are coming together in Toronto this November with a vision of unlocking the power of holistic collaboration at Catholic Charities’ Catholic Praxis: Synergy Toronto 2026.

After four years leading Toronto’s St. Michael’s College School, veteran Catholic educator Pat Daly is bringing a long career to an official close at the end of this school year.

With Christian persecution continuing to rise globally, Open Doors Canada’s One With Them campaign is inviting the faithful to look beyond the troubling statistics.