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The leadership of St. Joseph Seminary and Newman Theological College is changing hands. Edmonton Archbishop Richard Smith has appointed two seasoned priests as seminary rector and college president.
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TORONTO – If it hadn't been for Catholic Missions in Canada, many northern missions would not have survived, said Archbishop emeritus Peter Sutton of Keewatin-Le Pas.
Nearly 30 volunteers will soon undergo training to work with newly housed people who now find themselves somewhat socially isolated in their new communities.
In the early part of the last century, religious sisters worked in the province's schools, hospitals and parishes.
ST. ALBERT - Sandra Brenneis, composer and playwright of Mary's Veil and Lost Apostle, is pleased to present her latest musical, The Park Bench.
VATICAN CITY – A Vatican decree has established new statutes and norms for Caritas Internationalis, giving Vatican offices greater authority over the work of the umbrella group of Catholic aid agencies.
VATICAN CITY – In an effort to boost recruitments through more modern methods of outreach, the Pontifical Swiss Guard has opened a page on Facebook.
At first it seemed only Italians could possibly care about petty office politics in the Vatican. But three months into the Vatileaks scandal, non-Italians are beginning to wonder.
Students from across the archdiocese belong to a special and longstanding association, one in which children help children in faraway nations.
Actors from the group Hara perform in front of the National Pantheon of The Heroes before a procession on the eve of Kurusu Ara, or the Day of the Cross, in Asuncion, Paraguay, May 2.
After more than 30 years of dedicated service to Catholic Social Services, CEO Christopher Leung is calling it quits.
VANCOUVER – In 2008 Tsara Davis sat in her jail cell in despair. She had been arrested after committing a number of crimes and abusing drugs. She prayed for help and God answered.
Lack of Holy Communion, the unavailability of water and a failed media structure were only some of the problems faced by Canadians at World Youth Day in Madrid.
The World Church of the Power of God opened an L-shaped, one-storey, corrugated metal megachurch on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, Brazil, on New Year's Day, expecting around 100,000 people to attend. Few were prepared for the more than two million people who actually showed up.
Excluding truth and the transcendent from scientific debate and research has impoverished modern thought and weakened the intellect's ability to understand reality, Pope Benedict said.