Quinton Amundson, The Catholic Register
Legion of Mary on frontlines of faith
Outside of its military overtones, the word “legion” most often describes a large group of people with a singular mission.
Christianity central to 'Come From Away'
It has been nearly five years since Come From Away debuted and enraptured big-city theatre audiences with its musical depiction of how the people of Gander created a ray of light within the darkness of 9/11 for nearly 7,000 Americans forced to make an emergency landing in the remote Newfoundland town.
Margaret’s Place Hospice a gift of love
The doors have opened at the newest hospice in the Hamilton, Ont., area as the ribbon was cut on the new Margaret’s Place Hospice on the campus of St. Joseph’s Villa.
Campus group dissects ‘better off dead’ mentality
The National Campus Life Network (NCLN)’s latest summer webinar “Better off Dead???” started raw and personal.
Ontario schools navigate vaccine landscape
The Government of Ontario has not tipped its hand yet if it will institute mandatory vaccinations for teachers and staff, but education unions are trying to persuade Premier Doug Ford to make that choice.
Border issue makes for a tough choice
With the United States extending its non-essential travel restrictions at land border crossings until at least Sept. 21, Windsor, Ont.’s Avery Comartin finds herself in a difficult bind.
Expats support Cubans’ freedom fight
“Libertad! Libertad! Libertad!” Since July 11, the Spanish chant of liberty has sounded loud at solidarity rallies throughout Canada, the U.S. and, most fervently, in cities across Cuba as its inhabitants in a rare show of defiance against their government seek emancipation from the authoritarian regime ushered in by Fidel Castro in 1959.
Western Canada pilgrimages make measured comeback
The ongoing spectre of COVID-19 prevents pilgrimages from completely roaring back to life in Canada, but celebrated summer religious summits in western Canada were to make measured comebacks on Aug. 14 and 15.
Vandals continue to target churches across Canada
While the rash of arsons and acts of vandalism perpetrated on churches across Canada has lightened considerably compared to the volume of incidents that occurred between late June and mid-July, it’s not gone away.
Project offers long-distance helping hand
It began with Sr. Fay Trombley of Catholic Sisters of Charity of the Immaculate Conception.