As season five of the hit television series The Chosen launches, Noah James said audiences are in for a surreal experience as the story approaches Holy Week.

For 160 years Catholics in the small town of Uxbridge northeast of Toronto could always count on Sacred Heart Parish being there for them.

Fr. John O’Brien, SJ, is looking to timeless Jesuit traditions as one of many means for the faithful to practice and nurture their spiritual resiliency as Lent gets underway.

In the 47 years since its origins at St. Louis Church in Miami, the Emmaus Retreat movement has developed a burgeoning presence worldwide.

Whether imagining flying among the clouds like a superhero while ascending on a swing or appreciating the “pure perfection” of a simple pleasure like a strawberry milkshake, Austin LaRette strives to make every day the best of his life.

Canadians do not yet know the timing nor the circumstances that will cause a federal election to be officially called. Still, it is time for the voters of this land, Catholics specifically, to reflect upon how they intend to help chart a course for the future.

A celebrated Italian Catholic composer and conductor is dismayed with the “very strong decline of the standard of sacred music”.

Though much lauded, can what is documented in the Oscar-nominated film Sugarcane actually be believed?

The annual Friars Student Writing Contest, a partnership for many years between the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement-Graymoor and the Register, has seen three Toronto high school students honoured for their take on the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

A new podcast hosted by Saskatoon-area teens seeks to provide access and exposure to religious life and demystify the vocation discernment process.