Meeting challenges together with hope

Fr. Yaw Acheampong · September 25, 2026

As we struggle to grasp the meaning of all these disasters in our world, the occurrences of these disasters can also be a time for us to reflect on the state of our faith in God in all these disasters.

Figure of Speech

Prayer makes it possible to open our eyes

Gerry Turcotte · September 25, 2026

There are Catholics who pray in churches and those who pray while commuting. Some have a rosary in their hands; others use a prayer app on their phone. God, apparently, has survived the transition from prayer book to smartphone.

Editorial

Parenthood’s nobility

Quinton Peralta-Greenough · September 25, 2026

Contemporary politics is commonly characterized as a contest of interests and resources, with policies aimed at the maintenance and redistribution of both. But could politics not also include nobler motivations?

Questioning Faith

Follow the dance steps of St. Peter’s walk

Mary Marrocco · September 24, 2026

How did St. Peter walk on water? He wasn’t walking on water – he was walking on faith.

ShareLife has always been there

Where there is a need, it is always on the front lines

Mickey Conlon · September 24, 2026

ShareLife and the more than 40 agencies it supports throughout the Archdiocese of Toronto has always shared a helping hand with those in need.

Keeping faith alive in the face of murder

Luke Stocking · September 23, 2026

As I write this, the funeral of Joseph Willard Vancol is taking place in Les Cayes, Haiti. He was murdered by street gangs who attacked the ITECA Training Centre in Ti-Boucan, Gressier.

Accept your spouse as wholly God’s gift

Joe Woodard · September 19, 2026

The union of paternal and maternal authority in a family can’t be simply head-bossing-heart. What does it look like?

Culture à la Carte

Crafting the measuring stick of judgment

Sr. Helena Burns · September 18, 2026

We can know which actions are objectively good or bad, because God has taught us. But we simply do not know the degree of culpability that anyone bears. We don’t have access to their inner life or a God’s eye view.

Editorial

Critical mission

September 17, 2026

Critics might accuse Montreal’s Loyola private Catholic school of capitulating to the Quebec government’s anti-faith obsession by choosing to forego public funding and become officially independent.

The Mustard Seed

The Franciscan path to passion for Christ

Glen Argan · September 17, 2026

St. Francis of Assisi was arguably the greatest saint after Mary, the Mother of God.