Quinton Amundson

This year marks the bicentennial of the Oblates’ Constitution and Rules receiving pontifical approval from Pope Leo XII on Feb. 17, 1826.

Canadian National March for Life guest speaker Aleš Primc arrived all the way from Slovenia with tidings of hope and perhaps a blueprint for effectuating a culture of life renewal.

God’s first instruction to mankind in Genesis 1:28 was and is beautiful in its simplicity: “Be fruitful and multiply.”

Prime Minister Mark Carney refuses, for now, to tip his hand on whether or not he favours proceeding with the March 17, 2027, expansion of medical assistance in dying (MAiD) to individuals whose sole condition is a mental illness.

An overwhelming 90 per cent of more than 1,600 Canadians surveyed declared the citizens of this land should have a right to “universally accessible and funded high-quality palliative care.”

When Bruce Poulin received the Benemerenti Medal, he said he accepted the papal honour, established in 1832, on behalf of the entire Ontario Knights of Columbus.

Isn’t it just fitting how the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) National Family and Life Week (NFLW) — May 10-17 — starts on Mother’s Day?

Thanks to adopting the Alpha program, St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish in Montreal has emerged over the past decade as a shining exemplar of renewal.

Clara A.B. Joseph says there is one ritual that proves most effective in transporting her to a thoughtful creative headspace. Prayer.

Based on commentary from Canadian Senators of varying ideological stripes, a robust upper chamber study of the contentious Combatting Hate Act is apparently forthcoming.