Maternal identity now a side hustle

Andrea Mrozek · June 6, 2024

How big a role do women’s fears about losing their identity play in low fertility rates?

Ad Orientem

What makes you Catholic?

*The Register* wants to know, what makes you Catholic?

Dcn. Andrew Bennett · May 31, 2024

What does it mean to be a Catholic? The realities of the Church in the world today make it unfortunately quite complicated to answer this question.

Editorial

‘Christ is king’

May 31, 2024

The Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl winning field goal kicker has been perma-labelled “him with his foot in his mouth” for his recent commencement address to a Catholic college.

Questioning Faith

Which of us is greatest?

Neither, as all are one in Christ

Mary Marrocco · May 31, 2024

As with the disciples who walked the earth with Jesus, belonging to Him means belonging to each other — and this raises unavoidable questions, from who gets to be in charge, to what to do when somebody starts stealing. Even with Christ at the centre, it’s not easy to be a community.

Lara’s spirit walks on

Luke Stocking · May 30, 2024

Throughout the month of May, we have been responding to the call from Palestinian Christians to pray and walk in solidarity with them by making a “Ceasefire Pilgrimage” for peace.

Editorial

Sanity prevails with ‘no’ to drugs

May 23, 2024

When even the Trudeau government just says ‘no’ to drug decriminalization, it’s clear the push to flood addicts’ bodies and urban life with stupefying toxins has gone too far.

Faith in action: hospital ministry

Jesus’ compassion brings comfort, consolation on our journey of life

Fr. Yaw Acheampong · May 23, 2024

How would you feel if you found yourself admitted to a hospital and the hospital priest-chaplain came to visit?

Culture à la Carte

Christ’s face defeats anti-God Communists

Sr. Helena Burns · May 23, 2024

Do you feel helpless in the face of spreading global Communism? Fear not, Our Lord has already given us a spiritual gift to defeat Communism’s anti-God and therefore anti-human evils. This gift is His own Sacred Face.

Literature for travelling reconciliation’s long road

Lea Karen Kivi · May 23, 2024

Reconciliation between Indigenous peoples and entities of the Catholic Church will be a long road to travel. Dr. Natasha Duquette has taken some steps along this road by recently offering an academic course called Indigenous Writers of North America.

Church on the Street

18 candles light the Church on the Street

It’s been a time of joys and sorrows, but the best ministry ever

Dcn. Robert Kinghorn · May 23, 2024

Anniversaries are for reminiscing, and “The Church on the Street” reached its 18th anniversary this month.