Ruane Remy, The Catholic Register
Teens clueless about love
Hands shoot up from about a third of the room as Brad Henning asks a group of teens if they have ever had a boyfriend or girlfriend tell them “I love you.” Then he asks how many have found out the feelings of love weren’t real. The same hands go up. This is how Henning begins the talk he has been delivering for the past quarter century to boys and girls about life, love and sex.
The Triumph still screened at Cineplex
The Triumph, a popular documentary about Marian apparitions in Medjugorje, Bosnia will be screened as originally scheduled at Cineplex facilities across Canada following a resolution of issues between the theatre giant and the Ave Maria Centre.
Cardinal supports Filipino community during typhoon aftermath
Toronto - The love we have for one another is hope and peace in this dark hour, says Cardinal Thomas Collins at a packed mass for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan at Our Lady of the Assumption parish, a hub for many Filipino Catholics.
Inside the sex trade
With the legalization of buying and selling sex soon to be decided at Canada’s Supreme Court, a new documentary is taking Canadians to places where prostitution and sexual exploitation are either flourishing or dying off and asks why this is the case.
The Triumph is so popular Cineplex shuts it down
TORONTO - A documentary about the Medjugorje apparitions of the Virgin Mary has been so popular that Cineplex has suspended all future Canadian showings amid reports it is negotiating a distribution deal that may cut out a Catholic non- profit organization that has spent thousands of dollars to promote the film.
40 Days for Life vigil keeps at least one heart beating
TORONTO - A letter addressed “to the sign people” is affirmation of the meaningful work by volunteers during the fall 40 Days for Life campaign.
Steubenville Toronto lineup to attract youth
TORONTO - Steubenville Toronto has announced the lineup and ministry team for the first youth conference of its kind to be held in Canada’s largest city.
Remembering loved ones has changed drastically over the years
TORONTO - Along the low, grassy hills of Mount Hope Cemetery, monuments mark past lives and passing trends in honouring the dead. From modern cremation niches to old family mausoleums, walking through Mount Hope is like walking through a timeline of design.
Catholic comics gently pokes fun at the faith
Updated 11/11/13
Jason Bach exercises his faith by making fun of it.
Mercy Ships developing nationwide campus network
Mercy Ships is building a Canada-wide network of students as its first step in a global fund and awareness campaign to bring health care to the poorest areas of the world.