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May 1, 2015

Students of other faiths thrive at Catholic school

Kalana Sembakuttige, left, and Clement Yen went on Brebeuf’s Holy Week pilgrimage to Rome last year.

PHOTO GALLERY: Students from other faiths are included at Brebeuf College, an all boys' Catholic high school in Toronto. See photos from the students' Holy Week pilgrimage to Rome.

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Toronto’s Brebeuf College School has a vibrant faith life, and not only for Catholic students.

While attending a school of a different faith can be daunting, the experience has proven worthwhile for the school’s Catholic and non-Catholic students alike.

Published in Youth Speak News
February 14, 2013

Kielburgers' power of youth nurtured by Jesuits

Marc Kielburger, who along with brother Craig founded Free the Children, delivers the Jesuits in English Canada’s Provincial’s Lecture at Regis College Feb. 4.

Kielburgers took lessons learned at Brebeuf to Free the Children

TORONTO - If you want to make people believe in something they’ve never seen and half the world says is impossible, start young. The Kielburger brothers learned that lesson from the Jesuits at Brebeuf College in Toronto.

Published in Canada