Churches glow red in honour of persecuted Christians
At Holy Rosary Cathedral, the lights in front of the rose window in the organ loft turned from blue to red. Red light, illuminating St. Michael’s Cathedral in Toronto on … Continued
At Holy Rosary Cathedral, the lights in front of the rose window in the organ loft turned from blue to red. Red light, illuminating St. Michael’s Cathedral in Toronto on … Continued
As airstrikes continue to pound southern Lebanon, adding one more catastrophe to the avalanche of tragedies that have pushed its people to the limits of human endurance, Canadian churches and … Continued
Vancouver Archbishop J. Miller and a Vancouver rabbi are welcoming the call by an alliance of faith communities for more robust protection of religious institutions. At a June 18 news … Continued
Staring death, destruction and starvation in the face on a daily basis, Christians in Gaza are staying steadfast to their commitment to love and serve, sharing ever-dwindling resources with their … Continued
When Pope (now St.) John Paul II arrived in Ottawa in 1984 – the first Pontiff to visit this country – greeting him in Ottawa was Canada’s 18th Prime Minister, … Continued
An 87-year-old Jesuit priest arrested in 2018 with violating Ontario’s abortion “bubble zone” law had the charges against him abruptly dropped today – almost four years to the day after … Continued
Bill C-230, which aimed to enhance the rights of medical personnel who refuse to participate in medically assisted death for reasons of conscience, has died in the House of Commons, … Continued
Religious and secular voices are praising a private member’s bill to protect the conscience rights of health-care professionals who are under growing pressure to participate in assisted suicide against their … Continued