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Some of the ways to make Advent come alive at home include making a wreath.

Living out Advent in the home

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Catholics are great story tellers. We love to tell and hear stories that help us understand the world and our faith. 

Mosaic Stadium in Regina is the cathedral (of sorts) for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Religion at play: No shortage of faithful fans

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There’s a simple reason that life-long Saskatchewan Roughriders’ fan Fr. John Weckend won’t equate sport with religion.

Catholic Social Services CEO Troy Davies said nearly 3,000 winter jackets were donated for this year’s Uplift Day, mostly from Catholic parishes and schools In Edmonton.

Uplift Day makes life a little easier for needy

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EDMONTON -- Zeny David will have warm clothing this winter and still be able to afford groceries.

Poverty numbers may be down, but food banks are busier than ever.

Housing costs put squeeze on food banks

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A new study echoes what several others have found since the implementation of the Canada Child Benefit: poverty is declining in Canada with a significant drop in food insecurity among low-income families.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul aims to improve the customer experience at its stores.

St. Vincent de Paul Society looks for personal touch

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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul plans to take its operations to the next level as it moves into the new decade.

St. Francis of Assisi set a radical example for religious orders to embrace poverty as a way to promote the common good.

Poverty and giving has a long history

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Poverty isn’t always misfortune or bad luck. Sometimes it’s a vocation.

Br. John Frampton, a Capuchin Franciscan, has been serving the poor for 36 years.

Facing down poverty

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You would think people might notice the poor.

Sr. Nuala Kenny.

Sr. Kenny: The good doctor

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When Archbishop Anthony Mancini of Halifax-Yarmouth visits his old friend Sr. Nuala Kenny, he likes to find a chair and get comfortable.

McNally Hall in the Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King was the site of a post-Mass celebration featuring a variety of cultures, languages and, of course, food from communities throughout the diocese.

A Multi-celebration of diversity and faith

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Canada is one of the most diverse countries in the world, representing the love of the Living God in distinct and beautiful cultures.

Members of the St. Joseph’s Heath System Spiritual Care Centre gather with Bishop Douglas Crosby.

Investing in hospital ministry a wise – and healthy – choice

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Hospital ministry is an extension of Jesus’ compassionate presence in our lives today.

Visitors to the Juno Beach Centre examine an exhibit.

War: A hands-on history lesson

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As Canada commemorates Remembrance Day, a group of university students plan to conduct their own research of the World Wars.

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