NEWS
TORONTO - Jose Martin is a labourer at a construction site in Toronto. The job does not pay much so his family — his disabled wife and three children — supplements his income with social welfare provisions. However, welfare does not cater for everything the Martins need.
Out of the Cold program runs into problem with Beach neighbours
By Sara Loftson, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - Parishioners at St. Aidan's Anglican Church would like to bring the needy in from out of the cold, if only they could convince area neighbours of their cause.
Church used in charitable tax fraud
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterGovernment moves slow on no-sweat policy
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterNew missal deals blow to ecumenism, liturgist says
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - The outgoing president of the North American Academy of Liturgy and a leading Catholic liturgist has told The Catholic Register the most recent translation of the Roman Missal is "a step backwards" for ecumenical relations.
Airport chapel closes after 30 years
By Sara Loftson, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - After nearly 30 years in operation the airport chapel at Lester B. Pearson International Airport's Terminal 2 will close Jan. 28. This comes just one day before the Greater Toronto Airport Authority closes Terminal 2 altogether.
The chapel was the first religious presence at the airport when it opened in 1979.
Polish archbishop forced to resign for helping communists in past
By Jonathan Luxmoore , Catholic News ServiceGod is the answer when faced with fear
By Catholic Register StaffTORONTO - Normally, Lillian Gomez of Toronto would not attend Mass on a Thursday but she did on Dec. 28. What compelled her to attend Mass that cold Thursday was the theme of the service.
Canadian philanthropy lags behind Americans
By Michael Swan, The Catholic RegisterA spate of recent statistical reports on Canadian philanthropy draws a picture of a nation that opens its wallet, but not too wide.