Mother-daughter bond continues to blossom and grow
Natalie and Isabella Bruno are two ladies that any woman would be lucky to have in their corner. This mother-daughter duo are best friends who have grown in faith together, and on March 22 they hope to help other mothers and daughters do the same.
Barefoot and Preaching: The evolution of my love takes many turns
Pope names Cardinal Farrell to serve as chamberlain of the Church
The Browns hit all the right notes at 60 years of marriage
Universal day care does not work: Cardus report
OTTAWA – Federal and provincial governments should support parental choice in child care and back multiple types of care options instead of solely promoting universal publicly funded day care, says a new report from Cardus Family.
Survey is digging deep into youth homelessness
How young people end up homeless and what happens to them once they’re on the street are basic questions for those who want to end homelessness.
Stan Surman has officially been retired for more than 20 years, but not when it comes to his work at church.
Angela Saldanha: Beggar’s bread starts bountiful life
Speaking Out: When it's hard to accept God's plan
Winter is here and I’m excited for the Advent season, but everyone who knows me knows that I love summer and I start counting down the days way too early.
Barefoot and Preaching: The Word made flesh dwells among us
Dwelling is a strange concept. It’s a place and it sounds like an action: the relevance to Advent is both.
Who will care for the family caregiver?
The title of family caregiver implies the act of giving care to loved ones with acute or chronic health issues. What it fails to convey is the importance of caregivers receiving care themselves — and that’s a problem, according to a new study.
Growing number of young Canadians remain single
OTTAWA – Most young Canadians aged 20-34 are neither married nor co-habitating, and the proportion of those remaining alone is growing, according to a new study by Cardus.
Speaking Out: Discerning marriage at 22
It wasn’t anything out of the ordinary. I was standing in his dining room, watching him make his family laugh. He was kind to his parents and he was helpful to his sister. Most important, he was the same person to them as he was to me. And I thought to myself, “I’m going to marry him someday.”
Fertility treatment for gay, single women harms society, French bishops say
Angela Saldanha: The joy of being aware of God’s presence
I left home in my teens; travelled afar, far from family and friends. Life in the new country was different,exciting, challenging. And horribly lonely.