From singing in the choir to bringing Communion to shut-ins, they’re the unsung heroes of the parish, those members of the laity who provide dedicated service to their parishes or … Continued
It has been a joy over the last five years to become acquainted with and implement in two Catholic schools a wonderful new means of catechesis – the Catechesis of … Continued
He had no idea how to ice fish, fire a gun, or ride a dogsled when Father Raymond de Coccola, OMI, arrived in a 1930s Inuit community in present-day Nunavut. … Continued
This World Day of the Poor, Nov. 18, Pope Francis is calling on the Church’s members to reevaluate their priorities. “We are called to make a serious examination of conscience … Continued
“You will look like a new man!” Alexandre Legere speaks nothing but compliments as he gives a homeless man with wild, scraggly hair and a yellow-stained beard a free haircut … Continued
Archbishop Miller has condemned the Remembrance Day vandalizing of St. Casimir Parish’s daycare building in Vancouver. Churchgoers Sunday arrived to find “antifa” and “Nazi raus” (German for Nazis out) written … Continued
“You are my hero!” With those words, the wife of a late pro-life doctor voiced the sentiments of Catholic physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals gathered for the annual White … Continued
The women’s vocation discernment group has a new name and a new approach. No longer VIP (Vocations in Progress), the group is now called “Fiat Women’s Discernment Group.” Monthly activities … Continued
Francis* describes the drama of his life in two acts: before and after he was thrown behind bars. He was arrested 8 1/2 years ago and is currently in a … Continued
TORONTO—Catholic schools in Vancouver have come to Toronto shopping for young, ambitious and faithful Catholic teachers who want to trade supply teaching assignments for a permanent contract and a classroom … Continued