Quinton Amundson

Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, flourishing his “V for Victory” hand gesture to a crowd of 50,000 from the balcony of the Ministry of Health building in London, England.

When the retired Sr. Bernadette Feist, OSU, was informed by Catholic Missions In Canada (CMIC) that she will be the recipient of the 2025 St. Philip Neri Award, she thought “that’s a good way to embarrass a country mouse.”

King’s University College students will spend May learning the art of de-escalating conflicts and forging unlikely cross-cultural unions by witnessing the Nobel Prize-nominated Rondine seminar in Arezzo, Italy.

After nearly two decades of serving the Catholic Church in various academic and administrative positions, Dr. Darren Dahl has been tapped for a job combining these specializations.

For the 16th time, Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB) students danced the evening away for a good cause.

In his address to over 200 people who attended the Meeting of Moderators of Associations of the Faithful, Ecclesial Movements and New Communities on June 13, 2024, Pope Francis shared his hopes for the synodal movement in the years ahead.

Canadian voters have spoken and chose to give the Liberal Party a fourth term in power as Mark Carney maintained his hold on the Prime Minister’s office.

After participating in the solemn procession on April 23 that moved the body of Pope Francis from his private Vatican City residence to St. Peter’s Basilica, Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop emeritus of Toronto, began walking across St. Peter’s Square towards his luncheon destination.

Matthew Marquardt’s message to Canadian Catholics is simple yet significant: active citizenship must continue resolutely in the days, weeks, months and years following tonight’s 2025 federal election outcome.

Timothy Schmalz an 'artistic soldier' for Francis