Caen does not forget fallen Canadian heroes

Homage paid to our soldiers, religious heritage

Quinton Amundson · May 28, 2026

Three soulful features immediately become evident when strolling through the picturesque streets of Caen on a Sunday afternoon.

What is Anthropic?

A look at the company joining Pope Leo for AI encyclical release

Gina Christian · May 22, 2026

When he releases his highly anticipated first encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas" May 25, Pope Leo XIV will be present at the press conference -- something atypical for such announcements, which are usually handled by senior Vatican officials.

Heidi Janz won’t let MAiD be normalized

Battling ableism since day one, doctor won’t give up on life

Quinton Amundson · May 22, 2026

Born with cerebral palsy (CP), Dr. Heidi Janz’s movement and speech have been severely limited every day of her life. She spent much time growing up in a hospital and requires a motorized wheelchair to move. Her CP impedes her ability to form words.

Oblates celebrate a storied 200 years

Two centuries since Pope Leo XII approval order that helped shape Canadian west, north

Quinton Amundson · May 14, 2026

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

Can intelligent extraterrestrial life exist? Here's what Catholic thinkers have to say

Maria Wiering · May 11, 2026

If rational, extraterrestrial beings exist, what would be God's relationship to them?

Calgary poet laureate's work, life guided by prayer

Quinton Amundson · May 4, 2026

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

From one Leo to another, Pope finds a fan

Toronto’s Cardinal impressed by Leo XIV’s first year

Quinton Amundson · May 1, 2026

Since voting in the conclave that elevated Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost to the papacy on May 8, 2025, Cardinal Frank Leo of Toronto has cherished the opportunities accorded him over the past year to interact with Pope Leo XIV.

AI Jesus — crossing the line?

Catholic voices united in condemning digital Christ

Luke Mandato · April 29, 2026

With each day bringing seemingly new technological discoveries and advancements it can become daunting to keep track the changes. Every so often, however, one such advancement is so eye-catching and jarring that you cannot help but engage with curiosity.

Cultivating a return to the land

Catholic Land Movement gaining momentum

Quinton Amundson · April 24, 2026

The captivation of homesteading has waxed and waned throughout the centuries. Today, land-based living is experiencing a revival as it’s deemed a way to reorient away from the various ills of modernity.

CCAS mentor program builds relations

Luke Mandato · April 20, 2026

When Diana Elabd answered a one-off Facebook post from her old high school guidance counsellor nine years ago, she had no idea she was beginning a journey of support that would see her gain two little sisters for life.