Quinton Amundson

Fr. Matthew Durham touted the end-of-life care advancements made at the Saint Elizabeth (SE) Foundation’s Journey Home Hospice since its 2018 inception during a Lectures in Catholic Experience presentation.

The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador has agreed to pay $45.8 million to individuals abused at Catholic-run institutions across the province, including the notorious Mount Cashel Orphanage, parishes and government-funded schools.

The captivation of homesteading has waxed and waned throughout the centuries. Today, land-based living is experiencing a revival as it’s deemed a way to reorient away from the various ills of modernity.

There is a growing commitment among Canadian Catholic health-care institutions to integrate artificial intelligence, robotics and other paradigm-shifting innovations to enhance patient care and streamline administrative functions.

Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Bishop P. Fabbro, CSB, of London, and has appointed the current Bishop of Peterborough, Daniel J. Miehm, as his successor.

Bishop Scott McCaig imparted key foundational principles and practical advice about sparking evangelistic revitalization through his keynote speeches during the Diocese of Calgary’s first-ever renewal conference April 17 and 18 at St. Michael’s Catholic Community parish.

Drawing inspiration from an open letter about human dignity penned by Montreal Archbishop Christian Lepine last December, the archdiocese's 2026 Annual Campaign theme is “Where There Is Dignity, We Are There.”

An April 13 fire has destroyed a deconsecrated church in Saint-Romain, Que.

A reproduction of the first major book printed in Europe using mass-produced metal moving type will be taking up permanent residency at Toronto's St. Augustine’s Seminary.

A key discernment made by Michael Smolders during his journey of self-catechization back to the Catholic Church over a decade ago is that he “should have been a priest.”