While the seat of his diocese was in Quebec, the boundaries of his diocese extended through the Great Lakes, the Midwest and all the way to Louisiana.
Blessed André Grasset was a priest who was born in Canada, but was martyred in Paris during the French Revolution.
Canada’s Catholic bishops are urging Canadians to speak up and contact politicians to prevent a serious escalation of the "assisted dying" (MAiD) criteria.
Saints can be found in every country in the world, and the Catholic Church is beginning to recognize more and more outside of Europe.
A bright light was extinguished in Hollywood when Catherine O’Hara died.
During Lent, Canada’s bishops call Catholics to pray for peace as war spreads across Iran and the Middle East and tensions risk wider conflict.
Community mourns after one of Canada’s deadliest school shootings in decades, renewing international debate over gun laws.
Canada’s bishops have spoken out strongly in favor of a bill that would repeal planned expansion of eligibility criteria for euthanasia.
An official from the United States Department of Health and Human Services raised alarm over Canada's policy to procure donor organs from people who have died by euthanasia.
The latest figures out of Canada showed that 16,499 people ended their lives through "MAiD" in 2024.
The objects were sent by missionaries to Rome as a gift in 1925 for a Holy Year exhibition, and had remained in the Vatican Museums.
The Archdiocese of Toronto will observe the Archdiocesan Day for Palliative Care on the last Sunday of October to pray for and support those who are suffering and approaching the end of their lives.
Toronto's cardinal has written a pastoral letter that would make a perfect "reading novena," as he invites us into the Upper Room ... and you might be surprised with all you find there.
Archbishop J. Michael Miller, CSB, of Vancouver, offered prayers for the Filipino community following a car attack that killed 11.
Interview: After having worked in various ministries, as a cardinal he will serve "from another perspective, marked by a call to unity and the universality of the faith."
While the rate of increase in those seeking to end their lives by MAiD fell sharply, it has risen to become one of the leading causes of death in Canada.
While his comments were aimed at Muslim communities, the Catholic bishops were quick to defend the religious freedoms of all Canadians.
