MPP spent 2015 travelling the province to assess the situation By Michael Swan The Catholic Register (CCN) If the Supreme Court of Canada says Canadians have a right to a … Continued
Marist Brothers played key role in shaping faith of Father Alain Faubert By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CNN) When Montreal’s new Auxiliary Bishop-elect Alain Faubert looks back at his faith journey, … Continued
‘Pill combination can fail; side effects are serious’: Johanne Brownrigg OTTAWA (CCN) Health Canada expects to make an abortion drug available in July. The news has pro-life groups and doctors … Continued
Parliament has only until June 6 to pass legislation OTTAWA (CCN) Though prolife groups are calling for the federal government to invoke the notwithstanding clause on euthanasia Bill C-14, some … Continued
Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace wants to find solutions together OTTAWA (CCN) The Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace is among 26 NGOs in the Canadian Food … Continued
Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace wants to find solutions together OTTAWA (CCN) The Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace has received $5.95 additional funding from the federal … Continued
Father Faubert was ordained a priest in June 1995 OTTAWA (CCN) Pope Francis appointed Msgr. Alain Faubert, CSS, a new auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Montreal. Born in 1965, … Continued
Christopher West describes Catholic faith as ‘primarily a religion of longing’ OTTAWA (CCN) The New Evangelization Summit 2016 featured top-notch Catholic speakers Christopher West, Father Raniero Cantalamessa, OFM, Sherry Weddell, … Continued
‘Havens of hope’ are in place to serve the suffering OTTAWA (CCN) Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, and Muslim faith leaders made an appeal April 19 for protection of conscience rights for … Continued
Euthanasia proponents may find themselves robbed of choice at end of life, says doctor By Deborah Gyapong OTTAWA (CCN) Euthanasia and assisted suicide advocates may find themselves robbed of choice … Continued