‘Let the skies pour down righteousness’

Anna Farrow · December 18, 2024

Rorate Mass celebrated at a Montreal parish continues age old liturgical tradition

The Halo Effect

Taxing churches could remove billions in economic benefit, Cardus study shows

Quinton Amundson · November 28, 2024

Amid a revived government-spearheaded crusade to contest the registered charity status of pro-life non-profit organizations, Lisa Richmond said the Canadian philanthropic sector must repudiate the “disturbing trend” of politicization.

Calgary prison ministry sees post-COVID bump

Quinton Amundson · November 28, 2024

Revitalization is in the air for the Diocese of Calgary Prison Ministry.

Could Dutch attacks happen here?

Some fear they could

Quinton Amundson · November 20, 2024

Amsterdam today, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver or Calgary tomorrow?

Delivering for life

Can Donald Trump’s pro-life sympathies offset his divisive tendencies?

Quinton Amundson · November 14, 2024

Can Donald Trump’s pro-life sympathies offset his divisive tendencies?

Spiritual comfort amid combat

Remembering the storied history of Canada’s military chaplains

Quinton Amundson · November 8, 2024

During the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF)’s 100 years of existence, military chaplains have stalwartly provided Canada’s flying personnel with a ministry of presence.

Non-profit meal sites add days to feed demand

Quinton Amundson · November 6, 2024

Inspired by Sirach 21:5, Pope Francis declared “the prayer of the poor rises up to God” as the theme statement for the 2024 World Day of the Poor.

A ‘deeply flawed system’: B.C. reconciliation

Catholic Register Special · November 4, 2024

Vancouver Archbishop Raymond Roussin, SM, called the residential school system “deeply flawed” when in 2008 he made an historic apology on behalf of the Archdiocese of Vancouver.

Achtman brings out humanity in end-of-life stories

Luke Mandato · November 1, 2024

On Oct. 30, the Province of Quebec implemented its highly controversial euthanasia directives that allow certain patients to make advance requests for medical assistance in dying (MAiD), beating any national changes to the current law. Now, patients can request MAiD well before the natural end of life under the guise that the appeal is required before their condition renders them incapable of giving consent.

Balance of power

China holds upper hand in Sino-Vatican deal

Quinton Amundson · October 30, 2024

China holds upper hand in Sino-Vatican deal