The bridge from darkness to light

Cheryl-Ann Smith · January 16, 2025

The woman had come to the end. She had barely escaped from her country with her life, and was reeling from the profound rejection of her people. Miraculously, she and her husband had made their way to Canada, but he compounded the rejection through constant infidelities.

Editorial

The danger within

January 16, 2025

It is neither the place nor the desire of The Catholic Register to mouth off in the mode of political partisanship. But being Catholic, we are justified in piping up about death and resurrection.

Culture à la Carte

To know God’s will…just ask Him

‘Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done’

Sr. Helena Burns · January 10, 2025

Can you really know the will of God? I mean, can you really know the will of God for your life, for your day-to-day life? Indubitably. And it’s not as hard as you might think.

If we seek God, we shall find Him

The Bible Book(s)/Chapter(s) to read each day this week: Sunday, January 12 to Saturday, January 18, 2025.

Lea Karen Kivi · January 10, 2025

The Bible Book(s)/Chapter(s) to read each day this week: Sunday, January 12 to Saturday, January 18, 2025.

Faith, character endure amid trial, tribulations

Catholic author’s latest reminds us of what we owe our fallen soldiers

Quinton Amundson · January 9, 2025

In the year of our Lord 2025 there is a particular historical event that should be on hearts and minds of all: the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War.

Mary Ann Glendon in the courts of three popes

Anna Farrow · January 9, 2025

In the early days of Pope Francis’ pontificate, Mary Ann Glendon unexpectedly encountered the Holy Father at Casa Marta on her way down to breakfast.

The sexual revolution is aging

Andrea Mrozek · January 9, 2025

Volumes have been written on the consequences associated with unconstrained sexual freedom. Few would contest a breakdown of the relationship between the sexes. Apps intended to facilitate dating do anything but.

The Mustard Seed

Where do you stand on Canada?

Glen Argan · January 9, 2025

For the first 100 years of Canada’s existence, our country’s leaders mostly held to the belief that Canada had to protect itself from the power of our American neighbours.

Editorial

Trudeau resignation might be too late for charities' sake

January 6, 2025

Fundamental political leadership demanded that Prime Minister Trudeau unequivocally declare before Christmas whether he would try to continue leading Canada or resign.

The Rings arose from Tolkein’s suffering

Cecilia Hadley · January 3, 2025

J.R.R. Tolkien’s Middle-earth — the world of The Lord of the Rings and now the new animated film The War of the Rohirrim — was born, first and foremost, from Tolkien’s intense and lifelong love for language.