Amundson is an associate editor and writer for The Catholic Register.
October 17, 2026
One could naturally be quite intimidated when first confronted with the knowledge that there are up to 400 million Christians around the world currently at risk of experiencing persecution.
October 16, 2026
The sheer scope of notable bishops, priests, permanent deacons, lay apostles, even an eventual member of the cardinalate, Cardinal Thomas Collins archbishop emeritus of Toronto, formed by this major seminary in London, Ont., is impressive.
October 14, 2026
Canada’s Catholic community is offering prayers and messages of support to uplift Pope Leo XIV following the announcement of his lung cancer diagnosis after undergoing surgery at Gemelli Hospital Oct. 13 to remove the lower lobe of his right lung.
October 13, 2026
Pallium Canada is calling for a different approach to medical care, one that in the long run could prove economically beneficial.
1,000 years of service to the poor, vulnerable
A new 2,000-square-foot medical clinic opened at Good Shepherd Ministries in downtown Toronto earlier this month thanks to a fundraising and construction project spearheaded by the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.
'Lost Descendants' bill taxing resources in dioceses
October 10, 2026
Since Bill C-3 passed last December, Canadian Catholic archivists have arguably never been busier, more visible or more relied upon than they were in the first nine months of 2026.
October 9, 2026
Serving as a reporter for The Catholic Register is a “cup runneth over with blessings” experience, to borrow a passage from Psalm 23, week in and week out.
Former Vatican ambassador has serious misgivings on the technology
October 8, 2026
Former Canadian Ambassador to the Holy See (2008-12) Anne Leahy can be counted among those with misgivings about the term “artificial intelligence,” let alone the technology itself.
October 7, 2026
The Government of Canada is heeding the unanimous recommendation of a joint parliamentary committee to indefinitely pause access to medical assistance in dying (MAiD) from broadening to individuals solely living with a mental illness.
Cardus study finds Canadians lost sense of why marriage is important
A new study from the Cardus advocates that married life and child-rearing must be more attainable for Canadians by reducing apparent policy barriers and fostering a more visible pro-family cultural discourse in civil society.
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