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Quinton Amundson

Amundson is an associate editor and writer for The Catholic Register.

Way forward on AI will take more listening

Way forward on AI will take more listening

Czerny's take on AI encyclical

September 21, 2026

Cardinal Michael Czerny once said the three things at the core of developing synodality are “you have to listen, you have to listen and you have to listen.”
Canadian Christian aviators help children with hydrocephalus

Canadian Christian aviators help children with hydrocephalus

September 20, 2026

The Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF), CURE Children’s Hospital of Uganda and the Usratuna Rehabilitation Centre in South Sudan have teamed up to make a difference for babies on World Hydrocephalus Day today and beyond.
‘Sex work’ a violation of human dignity

‘Sex work’ a violation of human dignity

It's not work at all, says researcher

September 19, 2026

A new research paper from the Cardus think tank calls for Canadian policymakers to retain the Nordic Model prostitution law framework and combat watered-down rewordings like “sex work” that downplay the defilement of human dignity intrinsic to this act.
At Montreal's Loyola High School, mission trumps government funds

At Montreal's Loyola High School, mission trumps government funds

September 15, 2026

Montreal's Loyola High School has opted to protect its 130-year-old Jesuit Catholic identity by forgoing provincial government subsidies starting in 2029 and becoming an independent school.
MAiD for mental illness up for quick debate

MAiD for mental illness up for quick debate

September 14, 2026

The Help Not Harm Act is slated for a second hour of debate Sept. 23, the third day of the fall parliamentary session. And if current scheduling remains intact, Bill C-218 will undergo its pivotal second reading vote in the House of Commons Oct. 7.
A new generation hungers for Nouwen

A new generation hungers for Nouwen

September 12, 2026

Henri Nouwen, the Dutch Catholic priest, professor, theologian and inexhaustible writer, continues to resonate and grow a readership of spiritual seekers 30 years after his death on Sept. 21, 1996.
Grant breathes new life into rural Manitoba church

Grant breathes new life into rural Manitoba church

September 12, 2026

A historically significant house of worship in Fork River, Man., can now be preserved thanks to the persistence of a determined Catholic community and an unexpected $100,000 grant from the provincial government.
Markham church envisioned as community hub

Markham church envisioned as community hub

September 11, 2026

Never has Blessed Frédéric Ozanam Parish had a place to call its own in Markham, Ont., since it grew out of its sister parish, St. Patrick’s, in 2017.
Tennis stars Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic exemplifying Christianity

Tennis stars Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic exemplifying Christianity

September 10, 2026

For Christians, one of the best sights is the spirituality incorporated in post-match celebrations.
Christians consider ethics of AI data centres

Christians consider ethics of AI data centres

September 10, 2026

Declaring impassioned resistance or welcoming with open arms are the competing prevailing sentiments emanating from discussions over AI data centres being staged in communities right across Canada and worldwide.