Abuse ruptures faith in Church

But God’s graces are transforming survivors and priests alike, in His good timing

Teresa Pitt Green · May 16, 2024

Most Catholics experience the crisis of sexual abuse by clergy in relation to headlines, as stories from around the globe or from the local parish where a trusted priest has been removed.

We all need to watch our words

Cathy Majtenyi · May 16, 2024

Wacko. Liar. Cheater. Predator. Recent headlines shine the spotlight on a growing trend polluting our public spaces.

Podcast helps pro-lifers learn to listen

Grattan Brown · May 16, 2024

Abortion for any reason at any time has become radically normalized. One need look no further than abortion groups' distribution of abortifacients at pop star Olivia Rodrigo's concerts to see how much it pervades our culture.

The healing power of genuine apology

Lea Karen Kivi · May 2, 2024

An apology has great power to heal a wrong suffered.

Columnist admits he ‘MAiD’ an error

Anna Farrow · April 23, 2024

Pundits generally, and perhaps columnists in particular, do not often admit to making mistakes. So, it is a special kind of pundit who can step away from previously professed opinions and admit to getting things wrong.

Reflections from ‘Nun arrested at Toronto bank protest’

Care for the Earth is a matter of faith

Sr. Mary-Ellen Francouer · April 22, 2024

I was said nun who was among those arrested at a “pray in” at a downtown Toronto bank.

Recognition, honour, respect

Bishop Thomas Dowd · March 20, 2024

I first heard about Holy Cross Mission in Wiikwemkoong not long after I became Bishop of the Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie. My first official visit to the Mission was to celebrate confirmations and to bless a new altar.