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A migrant confronts a police officer at the infamous Roxham Road “irregular” border crossing between Quebec and New York state.

Crisis? What crisis?

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Roxham Road migrants turn to Canada as a safer option than U.S.

Ruth Robert is filmed for a documentary she is working on with Kevin Dunn and Campaign Life Coalition.

Pro-life champ a voice for the preborn

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Clifford Lincoln, in his the long career as a Quebec politician, strove to work for the common good.

Clifford Lincoln's life of service

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Quebec’s Catholic elder statesman of the common good

Rafael Srebrnic at the altar at Marija Pomagaj Church in Toronto.

Soon to be 96, this altar boy refuses to slow down

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On April 2, Rafael Srebrnič is set to turn 96 years old. His impressive longevity — like all men and women blessed to live this long — is to be admired. 

Deacon Sean Raphael Jacob under going diaconate ordination rites at Cristo Rei Parish in Misssissauga.

‘Pope Sean Paul’ on path to childhood dream

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Deacon Sean Raphael Jacob first felt the priesthood could be in his future during a family vacation to Rome as a young child.

King’s partners with Sally Ann

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Social work students at King’s University College are putting in-class knowledge to good use at the Salvation Army’s Centre of Hope in London, Ont.

Msgr. Samuel Bianco, above in the forefront, with the priests who celebrate the Daily TV Mass. For 25 years these priests have helped bring the Mass into people’s homes and via YouTube around the world.

Daily TV Mass stands the test of time

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For 25 years, NCBC has brought the liturgy home

Brescia University College president Dr. Lauretta Frederking.

Brescia president knows students matter

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Irene Morra, new principal at Toronto’s University of St. Michael’s College, aims to take on the “vehemently secular” challenges faced on Catholic university campuses today.

Campus is place to tackle secular challenges

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Cardinal Gérald Cyprien Lacroix.

Quebec bishops named to new dicastery

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After uniting two offices in June to form the Dicastery for Culture and Education, Pope Francis named a full slate of 34 members and 40 consultants for the office which promotes human values in culture and education and works with Catholic schools and universities around the world.

Students pray at the opening of the school year at Catholic University of America. Faith must remain a part of Catholic education, educators said at a recent discussion on a Vatican document on the identity of Catholic schools.

Faith must remain in Catholic education

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In a recent discussion analyzing a Vatican document on the identity of Catholic schools, Matt Hoven highlighted the common yet “problematic” viewpoints circulating within current-day Catholic education.

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