Luke Mandato

On Good Friday, Toronto’s streets again become a vivid testament to Christ’s Passion as St. Francis of Assisi Parish carries on its long-standing Good Friday Procession, a Holy Week tradition in the downtown core for over 60 years.

This Easter marks a rare occurrence for Christians as Catholic and Orthodox Churches celebrate the holy day on the same date, Sunday, April 20, for the first time in eight years.

Interim staff at St. Joseph’s at Fleming are continuing their work to bring the Catholic long-term care home back to its former condition following the resignation of its board last fall.

The Society of St. Vincent De Paul’s London chapter has broken ground on its affordable housing development initiative, a project in dire need in the face of a growing housing crisis in the region.

Fr. Eric Mah is pouring faith into the digital space through Catholic Latte, a virtual blend of timeless Church teachings through the lens of a modern podcast.

Response specialists from Samaritan's Purse Canada have touched down in Myanmar to offer life-saving support to those affected by the massive earthquake that struck March 28.

Development and Peace-Caritas Canada's  Solidarity Sunday is aiming to "Turn Debt into Hope." Its Share Lent campaign will culminate April 6 as Catholics from across the country are called to show their charity through the national collection. 

Having turned down a request to fly the Vatican flag at City Hall to commemorate Pope John Paul II Day, the City of Toronto has sown more confusion surrounding its religious imagery policy.

Staff and students at Toronto's St. Eugene Catholic School joined together March 26 in recognizing Purple Day, a global initiative dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy.

The University of St. Michael’s College is looking to expand its additional qualification (AQ) religion courses for teachers, with the latest set to enhance the deliverable quality of Catholic education as a whole.