The annual March for Life is one way pro-lifers have been protesting against the fact Canada has no law against abortion

‘A day of shame’ — Morgentaler decision 25 years on

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For a quarter century Canada has had no law against abortion, but the quest for change continues
 

Toronto’s Bishop William McGrattan says the archdiocese’s new pastoral plan is ambitious, but one that will allow parishioners to live a more Christian life.

Pastoral plan demands more of everyone

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Archdiocese of Toronto’s new plan a ‘spiritual reality’

Members of the St. Patrick's Social Media Group Allyson Manak Majer, Rosemary Melski, Nicole Novaciah Pearce and Grace Schofield (back row left to right) along with Angelo Giustizia and Angelica Batog pose in front of the green screen they used to shoot their winning video.

Video contest gets the word out on the Catholic school experience

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A group of six Grade 8 students from Woodstock, Ont., captured top prize in a video contest to extoll the value of Catholic education.

Bishop Bernard Fellay, head of the Society of St. Pius X.

Canadian bishops denounce anti-Semitic talk by SSPX leader

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OTTAWA - Canada’s Catholic bishops have denounced recent statements made in Canada by the Society of St. Pius X superior that “the Jews” are the “enemies of the Church.”

Fr. Damian MacPherson, the archdiocese of Toronto’s interfaith director, is on the steering committee for Toronto’s World Interfaith Harmony Week.

World Interfaith Harmony Week welcomed to Toronto this year

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Week promotes tolerance and peace among religions

Holy Cross Father Henry Andrew Stocks

Fr. Stocks was chaplain to Toronto's deaf community

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TORONTO - Holy Cross Father Henry Andrew Stocks spoke loud and clear in a language you can’t hear and touched the hearts of deaf Catholics from Bangalore to Toronto.

Section 23 teacher Vesna Filiplic works one-on-one with Tawni King, 20, who is working on her high school diploma at Rosalie Hall while raising a child.

Special teachers fill special needs

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TORONTO - The rigours of a regular classroom can be too much for some students. They struggle to cope for a variety of reasons, be they social or emotional, mental health or medical needs.

Tory Aboriginal Caucus chair Rob Clarke, a First Nations’ MP from Saskatchewan.

Aboriginal Caucus chair finds vocation in law-making

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Former RCMP officer now tries his hand at law enforcement at the legislative level

Society of St. Vincent de Paul founder Frédéric Ozanam is the inspiration for the Ontario conference’s new Ozanam Education Fund.

Vincentian program targets education

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Ozanam fund hoping that school will help raise people out of poverty

First Nations’ MP Rob Clarke believes the Idle No More movement has “no clear direction.”

First Nations’ MP seeks to amend Indian Act

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While Idle No More protests and blockades continue sporadically across Canada, the Conservatives’ Aboriginal Caucus chair is busy tackling the outdated Indian Act.

Development and Peace is sending Aid to its Caritas partners to respond to frigid winter temperatures in the Mideast

D&P appeals for aid for Syrian refugees

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The Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace is funnelling aid to its Caritas partners to respond to frigid winter temperatures in the Mideast that  have hit an estimated two million Syrians displaced by the country's civil war and hundreds of thousands of refugees outside of Syria's borders.

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