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Karol Wojtyla Sr., the father of the future St. John Paul II, raised his son alone after the death of his wife, leaving an enduring example of fatherhood rooted in faith.

Before May 19, Bishop-designate Ken Thorson, OMI, was primed and excited over his next appointment from the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate Canada: serving as pastor of St. Joseph’s Church in Ottawa.

There has been a quiet, niche subculture that has found its way into the mainstream in recent years. If it were to go by one name, it would be longevity.

Although Canada doesn’t have the history, and in turn the magnificent cathedrals, to match the ancient cities of Europe, we do have something, so quintessentially Canadian, that does not take a back seat to these marvels.

Matthew Harvey Sanders has long presaged the choice civilization must make between the golden path of artificial intelligence development leading to human flourishing and a dark road defined by existential dread and transhumanism.

Three soulful features immediately become evident when strolling through the picturesque streets of Caen on a Sunday afternoon.

When he releases his highly anticipated first encyclical "Magnifica Humanitas" May 25, Pope Leo XIV will be present at the press conference -- something atypical for such announcements, which are usually handled by senior Vatican officials.

Born with cerebral palsy (CP), Dr. Heidi Janz’s movement and speech have been severely limited every day of her life. She spent much time growing up in a hospital and requires a motorized wheelchair to move. Her CP impedes her ability to form words.

Do not tell Jim Hughes he must be a compromiser who tempers his pro-life beliefs.

This year marks the bicentennial of the Oblates’ Constitution and Rules receiving pontifical approval from Pope Leo XII on Feb. 17, 1826.