Along his journey as a student, teacher and now director of education at Canada’s largest Catholic school board, Rory McGuckin leaned on Catholic leaders for guidance.
Canada, refugee family earn high marks
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterPeace, order, good government — that’s all Jomanah Chahrour’s family needed to succeed when they arrived in Edmonton almost six years ago, fleeing Syria’s chaotic, brutalizing civil war.
Film protects schools’ Catholic legacy
By Evan Boudreau, The Catholic RegisterAlthough religious communities no longer have a daily presence in most Ontario schools, a soon-to-be completed film hopes to ensure their efforts in establishing Catholic education are not forgotten.
Students get a big charge from physics
By Evan Boudreau, The Catholic RegisterA group of Catholic students from Cambridge, Ont., hope a once-ina- lifetime opportunity to conduct an experiment at the world-famous CERN laboratory in Switzerland will help change the way scientists view the world.
Experts weigh in on future of the Church in Canada
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterYounger, smarter, rooted in Scripture, based on tradition, more feminine, better connected with other Christians, more aware of other faiths.
Canoe pilgrimage is riding the wave of reconciliation
By Mickey Conlon, Catholic Register SpecialThe path to reconciliation between Canada and its First Nations’ people will ultimately be a long journey. Too large of a schism has developed among the two cultures over 400 years, with the newcomers overwhelming the founding nations.
Cardinal hopes church's history of survival in Iraq will help its future
By Carol Glatz, Catholic News ServiceVATICAN CITY – To understand the current situation in Iraq – the evolving and complex conflicts there, and the fear and resilience of its Christians – one has to understand its past, which is often ignored or unknown in the West, said a former papal representative to the country.
Not being afraid of controversy is part of Civilta Cattolica's mission
By Carol Glatz, Catholic News ServiceVATICAN CITY – When an influential Jesuit-run journal criticized U.S. politics in mid-July, it was not the first time it had caused controversy in the United States.
Church is learning to deal with reality of declining number of weddings
By Jean Ko Din, The Catholic RegisterA flowing white wedding gown is not an everyday sight along the busy streets of Rome.
Canada 150: From sea to sea, people and places of faith
By Catholic Register StaffCanadians from coast to coast have reason to be proud of this country as it marks its 150th birthday, and the Catholic population — about 12.8 million — can be especially proud. Long before Canada was even a country, Catholics were putting their stamp on the history of this land.
Incarnate Canada – discover our nation of faith
By Michael Swan, The Catholic Register“Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, for He has looked favourably on His people and redeemed them.”