Back in Canada for the first time since receiving the red hat from Pope Francis in 2019, Cardinal Michael Czerny told the theology faculty and students at Toronto’s Regis College they must take up the neglected renewal of theology called for by the Second Vatican Council, St. Pope Paul VI and St. Pope John Paul II.

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David Malloy may be the philosopher in charge at King’s, but he’s no philosopher-king.

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The reach of Catholic Christian Outreach is now reaching even further.

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Students in Southern Ontario have another option for a post-secondary Catholic education with the expansion of Niagara University to Vaughan, Ont.

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OTTAWA – Br. Leonardo Rego saw his vision come to life when the Centre Oblat — A Voice for Justice officially opened at Saint Paul University on Feb. 15.

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A new program leading to a diploma from the University of St. Michael’s College is all about education with a purpose, St. Mike’s dean of theology James Ginther told The Catholic Register.

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EDMONTON – As St. Joseph’s College in Edmonton looks to the future, a top priority is emerging.

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At St. Mary’s University here in Calgary, we open all our meetings with a reflection. Sometimes it is the university prayer, but often it is a meditation on a relevant issue, meant to support, comfort and uplift. 

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EDMONTON – A University of Alberta pro-life group says its right to freedom of expression has been violated by the imposition of a $17,500 security fee to stage events on campus.

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French Catholic school boards across Ontario are joining protests over the decision to stop plans for a French-language university in southern Ontario.

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King’s University College has taken a big step into its own future by doubling the size of its campus footprint.

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VANCOUVER – Dehumanized. Spat on by a professor. Attacked. Assaulted.

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VANCOUVER – Vancouver College religion teacher Greg Van Dyk is always looking for new ways to teach the faith. So when he took a course at St. Mark’s College that compared mortal and venial sin to a broken bone versus a fracture, he knew he had something he could use.

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When we speak of Catholic education it is almost a cliché to begin by saying that universities were born from the Church and to give Bologna and Oxford as examples of the foundational role the Church played in the development of higher education. 

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Going to university often means leaving home and friends behind, but it doesn’t have to mean parting ways with your Catholic faith.

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