Remembrance Day, a day of reverence, reminds us that there is more to Canada’s story than shadows.
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War sees to it that many of the young do not grow old. For those who do, war makes it hard to dream again.
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Pope Francis will visit Canada to further reconciliation with Indigenous Canadians in relation to residential schools.
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The Archdiocese of Catania, Sicily’s second-largest city, has put a three-year ban on godparents at baptism and sponsors at confirmation.
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If what Biden says the Holy Father said is true, what they were discussing comes under Canon 916, not 915.
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On the 75th anniversary of his priestly ordination, we recall Karol Wojtyła, who ended as he had begun, living a priesthood signed by suffering.
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The Australian cardinal's prison journal provides readers with many worthwhile reflections.
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Thankfully there have been few public expressions of this morbid sentiment during the current papacy, in contrast to the situation during the papacies of St. John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
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Connecting the dots between the killing of Catholic parliamentarian Sir David Amess and the reception of ex-Anglican bishop Michael Nazir-Ali into the Catholic Church.
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The Glasgow summit makes clear the new reality that China has learned it can conduct itself with impunity.
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Since Pope Paul VI started the practice of foreign papal trips, which were subsequently turbo-charged by Pope John Paul II, it is often thought that hosting the pope is routine. Not so.
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It's a very ancient infection to which state agents are prone and for which no effective cure has been developed.
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The province’s circumstances 'do not justify the coercive and disruptive policies' that have been implemented, Cardus think-tank tells Premier Ford.
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Thirty years ago, then-Sen. Biden presided over Thomas's confirmation hearings, which the judge deemed an attempted 'high-tech lynching for uppity Blacks'.
Read MoreThe government is not worried about the charter; it just wants everyone to know that punishment is on the way.
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Oct. 13 is the day of ‘the Miracle of the Sun.’ It’s also another day to consider St. Joseph’s role in the life of his family, the Scriptures and in the Church.
Read MorePaid days off have a way of diminishing, rather than enhancing, the reason for the commemoration.
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The opening day Oct. 9 suggested problems in the first moments of the planetary process: participation, process and previous controversies.
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