Canadian News

An April 13 fire has destroyed a deconsecrated church in Saint-Romain, Que.

With more than 70,000 Canadian signatures in hand, KAIROS Canada and faith-based advocates will head to Parliament Hill April 28 to press the federal government to play its part in turning sovereign debt into hope for some of the world’s poorest nations.

In light of recent public commentary surrounding the Holy Father’s appeals for peace, the CCCB wishes to reiterate several principles of Catholic teaching that remain especially relevant in times of war and international tension.

For the 10th consecutive year, the National Catholic Broadcasting Council (NCBC) is inviting Catholics across Canada to join in its powerful week of Masses dedicated to prayers for vocations, airing April 19 to 26 on the Daily TV Mass.

A reproduction of the first major book printed in Europe using mass-produced metal moving type will be taking up permanent residency at Toronto's St. Augustine’s Seminary.

A key discernment made by Michael Smolders during his journey of self-catechization back to the Catholic Church over a decade ago is that he “should have been a priest.”

Bill C-9’s journey in the Canadian Senate began with the second reading debate session on April 14.

With MP Marilyn Gladu crossing the floor of Parliament to join the Liberals, Campaign Life Coalition is asking if this development could signify a departure from the Liberal Party’s ban on pro-life candidates instituted under Justin Trudeau.

Cardinal Frank Leo will represent the Holy Father as the Papal Legate at the upcoming beatification celebration of the Georgia Martyrs.

Montreal Archbishop Christian Lepine said the coming weeks will present a prime opportunity to learn whether there is any leeway to host a public prayer event after Bill 9 became law in Quebec April 2.