After six years in war zone, burnout increases among those who serve TORONTO (CCN) Humanitarian aid workers in Syria and Lebanon are exhausted, says Hélène Tremblay-Boyko. It’s not the kind … Continued
Longest married husband and wife in Canada celebrate with family By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) Five generations of family braved a snowstorm Feb. 12 to celebrate Margaret and Nelson Evoy’s … Continued
Blogger has been fighting for access to accurate information since 2012 OTTAWA (CCN) A pro-life blogger has finally had her day in court over an Ontario government law that censors … Continued
Making spanking illegal could hurt families and children: Cardus Family Canadian Catholic News As an anti-spanking bill winds through the Senate, Cardus Family warns passing it could do “more harm … Continued
Murders won’t stop Mexican missionary work: priest The Catholic Register As Mexican priests watch the death toll among clergy rise in their country, their first concern remains the ordinary people … Continued
Gender theory making inroads at UN and in Ottawa Canadian Catholic News Gender theory is making inroads not only on Parliament Hill but also at the United Nations, to the … Continued
Catholic leaders express grief and solidarity after Quebec mosque attack Canadian Catholic News Catholic leaders have expressed condolences and solidarity in prayer with Canadian Muslims after a shooting at a … Continued
Catholic bishops’ statement disappoints B’nai Brith Canada Canadian Catholic News A spokesman for B’Nai Brith Canada says a communiqué from Catholic bishops seems to blame Israel for lack of progress … Continued
Church aiming to ‘grab hold’ of young people with youth synod By Jean Ko Din Canadian Catholic News Catholic Christian Outreach founder Andre Regnier (Photo Credits: The Catholic Register) What … Continued
New report calculates assisted suicide could save $34.7 million to $138.8 million a year Assisted suicide could save Canada’s health-care system millions of dollars each year, according to a new … Continued