Quinton Amundson

Matthew Harvey Sanders, the creator of the most popular Catholic artificial intelligence platform, Magisterium AI, tantalizes the “golden age” possibilities and portends the potential hazards of the society-disrupting technology.

On July 26 and 27, a long-awaited party will finally take place to commemorate the 100-plus years of St. Peter’s College in Muenster, Sask.

The universal Church is now a few weeks into an 18-month process for dioceses and parishes to begin effecting the trajectories that will conceivably engender more synodal congregations.

Tamara Jansen can sense the growing momentum around Bill C-218, the Right to Recover Act, in the short time since holding a July 9 press conference to raise the public profile of legislation to stop the expansion of assisted suicide to those with mental illness.

An Alberta flight school with over 30 years of experience training pilots who support Catholic and Christian humanitarian missions is poised to enter a new state-of-the-art realm.

Carlo Acutis’ awaited canonization as the first millennial saint is poised to occur in just over a month on Sept. 7.

As summer gets into full swing, the ShareLife parish campaign has amassed $8.83 million, 60 per cent of its record-high $14.5 million target.

Canadian pro-life organizations are rejoicing that Planned Parenthood appears poised to lose at least $500 million in taxpayer dollars thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” becoming the law of the land on July 4.

Canadian Catholic sculptor Timothy Schmalz is promoting timeless Gospel values with a new interactive urban pilgrimage in Rome.

Whether the motivation is a boycott of the United States over its current posturing towards Canada, the ongoing affordability crisis or a host of other reasons, it is clear a greater number of Canadians plan to spend summer in their homeland.