CCCB President Bishop Lionel Gendron told his brother bishops that in light of the abuse scandal, “it is better to expose works of darkness and bring them to light.”

Clergy must stand with those wounded by scandal, Canadian bishops told at plenary meeting

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CORNWALL, Ont. – The sexual abuse crisis is like a fire that should be left to burn in order to purify the Church, said the president of Canada’s bishops’ conference.

Archbishop Bonazzi, the Vatican's ambassador to Canada, told the bishops that the crisis afflicting the Church stems from what he called a crisis of communion, “a lack of unity.”

Pope Francis ‘very moved’ by support from Canadian bishops, says nuncio

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CORNWALL, Ont. – Pope Francis is grateful for the support of Canada’s bishops during this time of difficulty in the Church, said the Vatican’s ambassador to Canada.

Sisters trace an image during a Catechesis of the Good Shepherd training program.

Children are embracing hands-on Catechism

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VANCOUVER – An innovative program has revamped religious education at St. Francis of Assisi Parish in Vancouver.

Religious leaders at the 2015 Parliament of World Religions in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Toronto ready to host the World Parliament of Religions

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There’s more to the world’s largest interfaith event than 10,000 people talking about religion.

Jim Hughes addresses the National March for Life in Ottawa in 2015.

Jim Hughes isn’t quitting the fight, but is stepping down as president of Campaign Life

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The year was 1978. Jim Hughes had known his ups and downs in the business world. He’d experienced some failures but Hughes had worked through them and could finally consider himself a successful businessman. He was 35.

The survey shows the proportion of immigrants from non-Christian religions has risen since the 1980s from 29 to 39 per cent.  The percentage of Catholics in that time period has dropped from 31 to 22 per cent, while the number of Protestants has only dropped slightly from 19 to 17 per cent. Those with no religious affiliation have remained at 21 per cent.

Immigration driving rise in religion in Canada

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OTTAWA – A new survey shows Canada’s high levels of immigration are making the country more religious and heightening the need to respect religion’s place in the public square, says Andrew Bennett, Canada’s former ambassador for religious freedom.

Sunflowers stand in a field near inactive oil drilling rigs in Dickinson, N.D., Jan. 21, 2016.

Montreal Sisters divest from fossil fuel industry

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Another Canadian Catholic institution has joined in the movement to sell off all carbon-based energy stocks and forbid portfolio managers from buying any more.

Cardinal Thomas Collins cuts the ribbon to open the new Sisters of Life Centre adjacent to St. Peter’s Church in downtown Toronto as members of the Sisters of Life look on.

Toronto's Sisters of Life move into ‘spiritual hub’

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The Toronto Sisters of Life are opening up a new chapter in their ministry in the heart of the city.

Liz Lambert will be taking the plunge off of Alcatraz and swimming two kilometres to shore to raise funds for Mary’s Meals and a school in Malawi.

Woman takes Alcatraz plunge for Mary’s Meals

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Liz Lambert will be taking on the greatest physical challenge of her life Sept. 29 when she takes the plunge to swim two-kilometres of the frigid San Francisco Bay from the famous Alcatraz Island to the mainland.

Data collection system to monitor doctor-induced deaths is flawed, experts warn

Data collection system to monitor doctor-induced deaths is flawed, experts warn

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New federal government rules to monitor euthanasia and assisted suicide are opaque and weak at a time when legally induced deaths are rising at alarming levels, warn several organizations.

Alex Schadenberg said he and the Euthanasia Prevention Coalition will continue to be a voice in the fight against assisted suicide.

Coalition marks 20 years in euthanasia fight

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It would seem the war over euthanasia is over, but the fight is not ending for Alex Schadenberg.

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