Journalism is not really about objectivity or neutrality. There are biases in the choice of story, biases in perspective, biases in the way we do stories, especially the language we use.
We do remember
By John Moore, Catholic Register Special
Seeking miracles in AIDS ministry
By Fr. Michael Czerny, S.J., Catholic Register Special
After Noel’s fury
By Fr. Mike Traher, SFM, Catholic Register Special
In Merton’s poetry, the ‘Word percolates deep’
By Michael Higgins
A lover of human love
By Patricia Murphy, Catholic Register Special
Weakened religious identity is at the root of Quebec’s problems
By Cardinal Marc Ouellet
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from a brief presented by Cardinal Marc Ouellet, archbishop of Quebec, to that province’s Commission on Reasonable Accommodation (Bouchard-Taylor Commission) on Oct. 30. Translated from the French by Catholic Register staff.
The debate on reasonable accommodation and its emotional impact forced Quebec society into an exercise of listening, reflection and dialogue about the place of religion in the public sphere. It is fortunate that a broad forum chaired by two well-known personalities allows us to calmly lead this reflection and dialogue on the current malaise, its causes, issues and solutions. Quebec society is now faced with a choice which requires from individuals and institutional authorities of the state, churches and various religious groups a serious review of the situation and a true and sincere dialogue in order to wisely decide the way forward to live together harmoniously in the coming decades.

What's the fuss about getting a bite to eat?
By Michele Faux, Catholic Register Special
Nothing is as it seems with the Knights Templar
By Peter Kavanagh, Catholic Register Special
40 years marrying faith with action
By Bernard Daly, Catholic Register Special
{mosimage} The meaning of Vatican II is nowhere more evident than in the Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace, this year marking its 40th anniversary.
Did a pope’s letter change Canada's church?
By Joe Gunn, Catholic Register Special
{mosimage}What is 1967 best remembered for in Canada? If you are of a certain age, you might recall Expo ’67 and Canada’s Centennial celebrations. Growing up in Toronto, the key event of my schoolboy’s life that year revolved around that last time the Leafs managed to win the Stanley Cup. I recall Mom constantly praying the rosary so that those “St. Mike’s Boys” (Red Kelly, Frank Mahovlich, Davie Keon, etc.) would win.