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Francis Denis created his new 10-part documentary Catholic Canada, which recently debuted on EWTN, to highlight the people and stories shaping the Catholic Church in Canada.

It was in January 2005 that I began my role as Executive Director of ShareLife. Early on, I realized that if I was going to promote the work of these agencies, I needed to know them firsthand.

A scholarly immersion into the life of the late Toronto Archbishop Philip Pocock (1906-1984) has convinced Dr. Peter Meehan of his place as one of the greatest unsung figures in archdiocesan history.

As ShareLife celebrates 50 years, the Archdiocese of Toronto’s charitable fundraising arm is honouring its storied past while ensuring its mission of "faith in action" continues to meet growing community needs.

Fifty years since Archbishop Philip Pocock’s Declaration on Behalf of Life launched ShareLife, its communications team is offering a rich historical dive into its half century with a special campaign-launching initiative.

After a powerful turnout last year left collaborative hearts renewed, St. Basil's Parish and the University of St. Michael's College Campus Ministry are bringing back 24 Hours for the Lord this Lent, giving Toronto's faithful another unique chance to unite in continuous adoration as a community.

Our Lady Seat of Wisdom College in Barry’s Bay, Ont., is continuing to push forward in the world of Catholic education, refusing to settle upon its recent growth.

Great care and attention were paid to the media consumption habits of Andrew McLuhan and his sisters Emily and Anna during their childhoods. What motivated these specific technology rules for the McLuhan children? The answer lies in their family name.

St. Mary’s University in Calgary is poised to significantly grow its student population and campus space over the next several years.

At a special event on March 26 at Toronto's University of St. Michael’s College, respected Canadian Catholic academic and writer Michael Higgins will unveil Synod Diary: Sixty Days That Shook the Church.