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April 25, 2007
Development and Peace comes to CIDA’s defence
TORONTO - The Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace has jumped into the debate on whether to abolish the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).
Published in
Canada
April 17, 2007
Wingle to lead the OCCB
Ontario’s Catholic bishops have chosen Bishop James Wingle as president of its executive.
Published in
Canada
April 13, 2007
Catholics honoured with Order of Canada
OTTAWA - A pair of Catholics have made the grade as Canada’s governor general has announced 87 new appointments to the Order of Canada.
Published in
Canada
March 8, 2007
Marie Deans chosen to lead Pontifical Missions Societies
TORONTO - The Vatican’s Congregation for the Evangelization of People has appointed Toronto's Marie Deans as the next national director of the Canadian English sector of the Pontifical Mission Societies.
Published in
Canada
March 1, 2007
Catholics honoured with Order of Canada
OTTAWA - A pair of Catholics have made the grade as Canada’s governor general has announced 87 new appointments to the Order of Canada.
Published in
Canada
September 6, 2007
Ecumenism centre moves to storefront
{mosimage}MONTREAL — The Canadian Centre for Ecumenism is taking it to the street. The Montreal-based centre for dialogue among Canadian churches has left its historic setting inside the Grande Seminaire de Montreal and taken up a storefront address in downtown Montreal.
Published in
Canada
August 25, 2007
Abortion images hit Calgary streets
{mosimage}CALGARY - The Canadian Centre for Bio-Ethical Reform is sponsoring an 11-metre-long box-bodied truck with billboards showing aborted fetuses that began cruising the streets of Calgary on Aug. 8.
Published in
Canada
August 15, 2007
Man held in Montreal nun's murder
{mosimage}MONTREAL - A man with a history of psychological problems is being held in the brutal beating death of an 80-year-old Montreal nun.
Published in
Canada
July 19, 2007
Sainthood cause started for Canadian nun
TORONTO - In July 1964, young Carmelina Tarantino arrived in Toronto from Liveri, Italy, seeking medical treatment for an aggressive form of cancer. When she was permanently admitted to Toronto’s Riverdale Hospital in 1969, her prognosis was grim: she was expected to live six months. Eight years later, Carmelina made her profession of faith and became Sr. Carmelina of the Passionist Sisters of the Cross.
Published in
Canada
June 29, 2007
50 years of Opus Dei in Canada
{mosimage}TORONTO - Hundreds of people crammed into Toronto’s St. Michael’s Cathedral June 20 to attend a Mass marking 50 years of Opus Dei’s presence and work in Canada.
Published in
Canada