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November 11, 2014

Remembrance Day hits close to home

Cpl. David Nespolo who teaches at St. Anselm Catholic School standards guard blocking traffic as the schools student body precessed around the block carrying a picture of a fallen solider as part of the Resemblance Day celebrations.

TORONTO - On Nov. 11 the entire student body, full roster of staff and a couple dozen community members came together at St. Anselm Catholic School to celebrate the sacrifice of soldiers, both living and deceased. That included one of their own.

Published in Canada
November 6, 2014

We are all His own

A couple embraces at the foot of the National War Memorial in Ottawa, Ontario, Oct. 23. Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, a Canadian soldier, was shot and killed the previous day while on duty at the nearby National War Memorial.

Two days before its crews tidied up the National War Memorial in Ottawa on All Souls Day, Public Works Canada issued an advisory that flowers and other mementos would be removed. 

Published in Peter Stockland
October 29, 2014

A nation mourns a fallen son

Workers from St. Eugene Catholic School in Hamilton, Ontario, where Cpl. Nathan Cirillo's son is enrolled, pay respects at a makeshift memorial in honor of Cpl. Cirillo, outside the family home in Hamilton Oct. 24. Cirillo was killed during an Oct. 22 s hooting incident at the Canada War Memorial in Ottawa.

His nation wept, his city bowed and knelt in prayer and his family bore a greater pain than human hearts were made to endure as Cpl. Nathan Cirillo was sent to his final rest from Christ Church Anglican Cathedral in Hamilton, Ont., Oct. 28.

Published in Canada
October 29, 2014

We must remain compassionate, open in wake of soldiers’ deaths

Soldiers stand on guard at the National War Memorial in Ottawa where Cpl. Nathan Cirillo was gunned down Oct. 22.

OTTAWA - Amid a rising fear of lone-wolf terrorist attacks, Catholic leaders are urging a Christian response to terrorism that ensures Canada remains a compassionate and open society.

Published in Canada