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Catholic Family Services has been able to open up two walk-in clinics thanks to donations to ShareLife. CFS is one of more that 40 agencies ShareLife helped fund last year.

ShareLife donations help solve problems, big and small

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TORONTO -  ShareLife dollars are helping to cut down on wait times for those seeking counselling on a variety of issues in Toronto.

Although it make look like no lights are on there certainly was someone home at Hamilton’s Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King on March 28 for 24 hours straight.

24 Hours of Mercy a blessing for Hamilton

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Anne Lamanes’ Lenten season got just a little more special this year.

Bishop Emeritus Pearse Lacey passed away on April 2, 2014 at the age of 97.

Retired Bishop Pearse Lacey dead at 97

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Toronto - About one year after celebrating the 70th anniversary of his ordination, Bishop Emeritus Pearse Lacey has died. the Toronto native passed away on April 2. He was in his 98th year.

Toronto's Cardinal Thomas Collins blesses Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne at the first-ever Roman Catholic Mass celebrated at Queen’s Park in Toronto.

Collins reminds MPPs of Catholic schools' 'gift' to Ontario

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TORONTO - On the first-ever Pope John Paul II Day in Ontario, Toronto's Cardinal Thomas Collins celebrated the first-ever Roman Catholic Mass at Queen’s Park in the building’s 154-year history.

NDP MP Charlie Angus

Angus urges Catholics to support his palliative care motion

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OTTAWA - NDP MP Charlie Angus hopes Catholics across Canada will put pressure on their representatives to support his motion to create a national palliative care strategy.

Canadian astronaut Col. Chris Hadfield

Astronaut Hadfield gives students an out-of-this-world experience

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TORONTO - Despite having only played guitar for four years, Joseph Nariducci felt like a rock star for a few minutes as he shared the stage with a man who has actually lived among the real stars.

Chocolatier Br. Jean-Marc at l’Abbaye Val Notre-Dame.

Quebec Trappists adapt marketing for new reality

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These are not your parent’s Trappist monks.

Painting of St. Joseph and the infant Jesus by Patricia Kambitsch. Painters, sculptors, film makers and musicians incorporate their work into the annual artists’ liturgy at Regis College.

Vespers for artists

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The world often treats artists as special, exceptional people. For nine years at Regis College the Jesuits have been treating Toronto artists just like everyone else by inviting them to pray.

Lisa Hendey

Dual events to rejuvenate Catholic women and girls

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TORONTO - Raising daughters today is difficult because much of what they learn at home is attacked by modern culture, says Dorothy Pilarski, Catholic mom and author.

Mary Ellen Douglas, the national organizer for Campaign Life Coalition.

Conference puts focus on life

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To people who say they oppose abortion except in cases of rape, Mary Ellen Douglas would like to introduce them to Rebecca Kiessling. She is the “except,” a child conceived by rape.

MP Stephen Fletcher

Conservative MP Stephen Fletcher introduces assisted-suicide bills

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OTTAWA - Canadian legalization of assisted suicide is inevitable so Parliament should settle the issue before it goes to the Supreme Court, said a former Conservative cabinet minister as he introduced two private members bills in support of assisted suicide and euthanasia.

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