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Priests have not been spared from being infected — and dying — as COVID-19 sweeps the world.

Aid programs a model for basic income

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Many of the financial measures being rolled out by governments to help people weather the COVID-19 storm would be unnecessary if Canada had a basic income policy, say basic income advocates.

Groups call for emergency benefits to help non-citizens

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OTTAWA -- Francisco Rico-Martinez knows that many of the people he helps at a Toronto refugee centre are worried about how they and their families could be impacted by the COVID-19 health crisis.

Cardinal Collins adds children’s online chat to Holy Week schedule

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Cardinal Thomas Collins will participate in a live online interaction with parents and children as part of extensive Holy Week and Easter activities and services announced by the Archdiocese of Toronto.

Quebec dioceses start temporary layoffs

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QUEBEC CITY -- As the Quebec government tightens measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and allows only essential services, the Catholic dioceses of the province have started temporary layoffs affecting hundreds of Catholic employees and priests.

Subsidy saves jobs in Toronto archdiocese

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Relief programs implemented by the federal government to counter the economic fallout from COVID-19 have staved off significant pay cuts for priests and saved staff at the Archdiocese of Toronto offices and parishes from layoffs. 

‘New normal’ means new tasks to tackle

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CALGARY -- A few weeks ago, Jamie Hunka sat at a desk in one of The Mustard Seed’s support centres helping job seekers write resumes and master interviewing skills.

On the virus frontlines: ‘Everyone is stressed’

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In hospital hallways, where the virus wages psychological warfare on doctors, nurses, cleaners and orderlies, hospital chaplain John Zamiska fears evil.

Pastor stands ready as COVID-19 hits Bobcaygeon hard

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Fr. Luis Lapinid can’t help but feel a little helpless in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Charities look for help in face of crisis-driven losses

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Facing a steep drop in revenue due to the COVID-19 crisis, charities and non-profits are seeking a multi-billion-dollar lifeline from governments and foundations.

On the virus frontlines: ‘We’re not giving up,' nurse says

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EDMONTON -- Chelsy Vanderberg’s anxieties are heightened each time she prepares for another night shift at the Grey Nuns Community Hospital, on the frontlines in the fight against the COVID-19 coronavirus.