Quinton Amundson

The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking (CCEHT) is upping the ante in urging people to shed the false perceptions they may have about this criminal scourge.

Prince Albert RCMP are characterizing the fire that destroyed Sts. Peter and Paul Church Feb. 21, as “suspicious.” But others within the community have no doubt on what is to blame for the church's destruction.

While priests and lay leaders visualize linear growth and a mass enthusiastic embrace of every new spirituality-building initiative, cultivating a more evangelistic congregational flock requires embracing trial and error.

Hybrid retreat aims to help Catholics draw closer to Jesus this Lenten season by embracing the virtue of mercy.

In the 47 years since its origins at St. Louis Church in Miami, the Emmaus Retreat movement has developed a burgeoning presence worldwide.

One day after the 28th National March for Life on May 8 in Ottawa, the first-ever “Save the Babies Leaders Summit” will conclude a week of life-cherishing festivities in Canada’s capital city.

As the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine approached, a sense of urgency to end the Russia-Ukraine war emanating from the United States created a flurry of traffic on social media and in news outlets.

Cardinal Archbishop of New York Timothy Dolan reverently acknowledged the providence of The Lord during a Feb. 15 guest homily in St. John’s, Nfld. only made possible because of a diverted flight.

Whether imagining flying among the clouds like a superhero while ascending on a swing or appreciating the “pure perfection” of a simple pleasure like a strawberry milkshake, Austin LaRette strives to make every day the best of his life.

Concerns have been raised about how Health Canada implemented its two-month national consultation on advanced requests for euthanasia that concluded Feb. 14.