Quinton Amundson

A new three-part report from an American Christian think tank specializing in championing family, faith and constitutional government communicates the flourishing impacts religion has on physical, mental and social health.

The Gregory the Great Institute and Prairie College are two institutions that recognize the urgent imperative to nurture and empower the next wave of Canadian Catholic and Christian leaders.

Catholic Crosscultural Services (CCS) in Toronto and Catholic Social Services (CSS) in Edmonton are among the Canadian Catholic immigrant and refugee agencies striving to determine how artificial intelligence can be deployed to support newcomers.

Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) President and General Counsel Phil Horgan has a warning to impart as Canada enters a new, uncertain landscape on July 18, the date when Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, comes into force.

The Canadian men’s national soccer team’s journey to their first-ever knockout-stage appearance at the FIFA World Cup is captivating young and old alike.

This victory for Campaign Life arrived on June 11, more than three years after the PPS prevented the organization from displaying abortion victim photography.

Before May 19, Bishop-designate Ken Thorson, OMI, was primed and excited over his next appointment from the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate Canada: serving as pastor of St. Joseph’s Church in Ottawa.

My feelings about coffee hour following Mass have evolved.

With his newly tabled Bill C-290, Conservative MP Garnett Genuis seeks to amend the Criminal Code so that the theft of property with religious or cultural significance is treated by law enforcement with the same gravity as artifacts of high monetary worth.

It was the remarkable late American author Mattie Stepanek who published a plethora of poetry books and essays about peace before his death, just shy of his 14th birthday, in 2004, who once said, “unity is strength... when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved.”