TORONTO - Catholics in the archdiocese of Toronto can learn generations worth of Scripture — all in one day.

Building trust a key to evangelism

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OTTAWA - Building trust is a key to evangelizing in a post-modern society where the Christian message is no longer trusted, says Catholic Christian Outreach (CCO) vice president Brett Powell.

Order of Canada awarded to former St. Jerome's president Letson

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Douglas Letson is no stranger to awards and recognition, but when a phone call came from Ottawa congratulating him on his Order of Canada he was shocked.

Pope appoints Companion of the Cross priest as Ottawa auxiliary bishop

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OTTAWA - Pope Francis announced Jan. 7 that Fr. Christian Riesbeck has been appointed new auxiliary bishop of Ottawa.

Targetting exploiters needed to combat prostitution, MP says

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OTTAWA - Conservative MP Joy Smith hopes to convince her colleagues on both sides of Parliament the so-called Nordic model is the best way to replace Canada’s prostitution laws.

Order of Canada comes as surprise to Weisgerber

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While on the verge of laying down his title as archbishop of Winnipeg, James Weisgerber picked up a new title: Officer of the Order of Canada.

Canadian bishops will continue to oppose prostitution despite ruling

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OTTAWA - Canada’s Catholic bishops will maintain their opposition to prostitution despite the Supreme Court of Canada’s Dec. 20 ruling striking down Canada’s prostitution laws.

Campaign aims to preserve Saint John heritage

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In Saint John, N.B., restoring the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is as much about preserving the local heritage as it is saving a church.

Luigi Pautasso the driving force behind Radio Maria in Canada

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TORONTO - Luigi Pautasso lived to teach, lived his faith and knew his vocation.

Canadian organizers get lesson in unity preparing for unity week

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TORONTO - When Saskatoon Bishop Don Bolen suggested St. Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians, chapter one, verse 13 as the starting point for this year’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity not everybody on the Canadian writing team jumped on board.

Cana pilgrimage brings with it a surprise proposal

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EDMONTON - When Kristin Kopp read in her Sunday bulletin last Easter about Edmonton Archbishop Richard Smith’s Jubilee Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, she knew she had to be there.