New vocations are found online
Quinton Amundson · August 31, 2026
Nearly six months since it debuted on March 21 with a long-form conversation featuring then Archdiocese of Toronto vocations director Fr. Matthew McCarthy, The Collar podcast has emerged as a significant success story.
Katie Yoder · August 21, 2026
A new book promises to help readers craft better lives by reclaiming the household as the centre of daily life.
Quinton Amundson · August 2, 2026
Alicia Duncan wants the world to know, through her new book, that her late mother, Donna, was, for many years, a woman of “unflinching positivity” and a great deal of fun.
Quinton Amundson · July 30, 2026
The celebration Allan Smith has long awaited — more than 15 years of hope and prayer — is less than two months away.
Luke Mandato · June 24, 2026
The Theopolis Project is hoping to keep the momentum strong following its successful inaugural exhibition last month, with its co-founders bringing a special evening with renowned Canadian sculptor Timothy Schmalz to Toronto’s Regis College on July 11.
Quinton Amundson · June 16, 2026
Professional artists have an opportunity to make a lasting contribution to the artistic collection of the Archdiocese of Montreal’s mother church, Mary, Queen of the World Cathedral.
Quinton Amundson · May 14, 2026
Christian usage of herbal medicine is as rich as a hearty vegetable medley.
Luke Mandato · April 24, 2026
A hopeful renewal for faithful Catholic art and culture will launch over three weekends in May as Theopolis unveils its inaugural exhibition, bringing together more than a dozen Catholic artists to help audiences rediscover the eternal human soul amid a culture that all too often forgets it exists.
Word of God the ‘seed which falls into our hearts’
Quinton Amundson · April 1, 2026
Laura Bedingfeld, the author of the newly-released Arise: A 50-Day Journey into the Mystery of the Resurrection, never originally set out to write a book delving into Christianity’s most glorious event.
Possible future Toronto saint shows joy of redemptive suffering
Quinton Amundson · March 27, 2026
As young Canadian Catholic filmmaker Joseph D’Amario’s love for his craft deepened, certainty grew that a documentary venerating Sr. Carmelina Tarantino’s (1937-1992) legacy of service and redemptive suffering would emerge as a future passion project.
