Dialogue between Catholics and Jews has been promoted in North America for years The B.C. Catholic Catholics and Jews are finally in dialogue on a national level. The Canadian Conference … Continued
Supreme court defers decision on extending suspension of new ruling OTTAWA (CCN) Euthanasia and doctor-assisted suicide continue to raise thorny questions of jurisdiction as the federal government seeks another six … Continued
Inaccuracy rife since reporting not mandatory By Agnieszka Krawczynski The B.C. Catholic The latest abortion statistics seem to show a decreasing number of women ending the lives of their unborn … Continued
Eastern rite allows ordination of married men By Thandiwe Konguavi Western Catholic Reporter (CCN) Eparch David Motiuk of Edmonton remembers clearly when he first met Michael Bombak. It was a … Continued
Kevin Moynihan has been using his talents to turn important Church documents into audio-visual packages for more than 30 years By Thandiwe Konguavi Western Catholic Reporter (CCN) Pope Francis’s encyclical … Continued
Retired Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate still host a meal every month for their neighbours By Josh Tng The B.C. Catholic Two Ukrainian Catholic nuns have lived a life of … Continued
Studies reveal 200 to 230 million Christians face threats daily By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) Canada’s Catholic bishops and the Canadian Rabbinic Caucus are asking Canada to make helping persecuted … Continued
Archbishop Luigi Bonazzi speaks to university students, members of CCO By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) More than 700 young people gathered at St. Joseph’s Oratory in Montreal Dec. 30 were … Continued
Government focusing on complete families and women at risk By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) Despite calls from religious leaders to respond to a genocide of Christians in the Middle East, … Continued
Quebec justice system overrules an injunction against the law By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) The battle to bring euthanasia to Canada heated up Dec. 22, when the Quebec Court of … Continued