The Help Not Harm Act is slated for a second hour of debate Sept. 23, the third day of the fall parliamentary session. And if current scheduling remains intact, Bill … Continued
An aging episcopate means more vacancies are coming, while an increasingly international Canadian priesthood is changing the pool from which their successors will be drawn.
Maureen Basnicki lost her husband Kenneth in the World Trade Center attacks. A quarter-century later, she's still building a legacy of faith, family, and service in his name.
Multitudes are still coming from away to Gander, Newfoundland — 25 years since 9/11 brought it to the world’s attention. As first responders in New York City embodied courage and … Continued
The privilege of experiencing culture abundantly brings experiences that can only be described as “once in a lifetime.” Travelling to Délįnę for the yearly Spiritual Gathering hosted by that community … Continued
TORONTO (CCN) — Jesuit Father Gordon Rixon uses ChatGPT for his theology of reconciliation course at Regis College to create a conversation between two avatars — an Anishinaabe and a … Continued
VANCOUVER (CCN) — Canadian military Bishop Scott McCaig says he wants the federal government to go “back to the drawing board” with its new policy on prayer in official settings … Continued
Parishes in Penticton, B.C., have been providing evacuees of the ongoing Bald Range wildfires from nearby Summerland and Peachland with hope and strength amid their horrific ordeals. Fr. Neil Lustado, … Continued
VANCOUVER (CCN) — Canada’s Catholic military bishop is questioning how meaningful the consultation was behind a new Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) policy restricting faith-specific prayer at official ceremonies, despite Department … Continued
VANCOUVER (CCN) — A new Canadian Armed Forces policy that bars military chaplains from offering faith-specific prayers at official events with mandatory personnel attendance is drawing a response from military … Continued