Residential Schools removed spirituality from many children By Evan Boudreau TORONTO (CCN) Blair Stonechild knows first-hand the devastating effects Residential Schools had on First Nations spirituality. He spent nine years … Continued
Local bishops discuss the Holy Father’s message By Carol Glatz VATICAN CITY (CNS) “That’s your bishop!” a woman shouted to Seamus McKelvey of Winnipeg, Manitoba, as he leaned in for … Continued
Documentary covers the story of seven pilgrims to alleged Marian site By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) Apparition Hill, playing in Vancouver in April, is a powerful documentary about pilgrimage and … Continued
Defenders of life called to polish arguments for the right to life OTTAWA (CCN) A U.S. physician and theologian is warning appeals to conscience rights may no longer be effective … Continued
Canada renews commitment to global refugee agency TORONTO (CCN) The Canadian government is giving an international Catholic refugee agency another $1.6 million to help put people on the path toward … Continued
Attorneys discuss medical physicians’ freedom to choose By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) Legal experts squared off in a debate on physicians’ conscience rights March 16 in a debate hosted by … Continued
Women find discrimination for being a mother in the workplace OTTAWA (CCN) Motherhood, not simply being a woman, is the greatest barrier to advancement in the workplace, a mother of … Continued
Letters reach out to those on death row and in prison for life BRECHIN, Ont. Sipping my morning espresso, I often envision Donnie making coffee. “So how do you make … Continued
OTTAWA (CCN)—The Liberal government’s $650-million investment in abortion for the developing world has been met not only with outrage but also with a lament on how the money could be … Continued
TORONTO (CCN) — One of the oldest and longest serving priests in Canada, Msgr. Vincent Foy, died March 13 in his 78th year of priesthood at the age of 101. … Continued