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Though much lauded, can what is documented in the Oscar-nominated film Sugarcane actually be believed?

A new podcast hosted by Saskatoon-area teens seeks to provide access and exposure to religious life and demystify the vocation discernment process.

August will mark 69 years since Elmar and Martha Kremer said “I do” in the company of family and friends.

On April 29, 2009, Canadian First Nations leaders met at the Vatican with Pope Benedict XVI, who expressed regret and shame for abuses committed at Indian residential schools. Assembly of First Nations Chief Fontaine said the group “heard what we came for” and was “very happy” with Pope Benedict’s response.

Monique Achtman proclaimed that her dear friend Denis Grady was “the great connector” during his 72 years.

A Canadian political scientist suggests that on many fronts, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is a “disruptor” willing to explore policy and diplomatic routes starkly divergent from her fellow provincial leaders and the federal government in Ottawa.

Like many Christians, Ray Pennings dreams of visiting the Holy Land some day.

The Holy Bible, the best-selling book of all time, is experiencing a renaissance in the United States — and Generation Z is being hailed as the primary catalyst.

Canadian Catholic Indigenous faithful have been gathering online each month to pray the Rosary in the different Indigenous languages

Amid the turmoil of war, the custos of the Holy Land, has a unique perspective on the plight of Christians in the region.