鈥淥ne of the first things I noticed in my first week is how inclusive this campus is,鈥� said Small Legs-Nagge, who last month began his new job as special advisor to the president on aboriginal affairs.
In the fall of 1986, I wasn鈥檛 looking for a second chance to get to know Fr. Sean O鈥橲ullivan. I simply missed the third day of classes in my first year at Ryerson Journalism because I unwisely scheduled the second of my bi-annual visits to my asthma specialist, Dr. John Toogood (yes he was too good), in London, Ont.
Prayer and work: Benedictine monk creates sculptures depicting Christ's life
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By Meggie Hoegler, The Catholic Register
After a quarter million dead, six million driven from their homes and 50 years of violence, what Colombia needed was a pastor, not a politician, said Colombian-born Toronto pastor Fr. Carlos Augusto Sierra Tobon.
Catholic Register聽 reporter Mickey Conlon is among many thousands Florida residents and visitors who have been evacuated and are riding out Hurricane Irma in shelters across the state. Read his first-hand accounts throughout the weekend.
Imagine being 16 years old and having to represent 92,000 of your peers.
Toronto Catholic schools part of new pedestrian safety initiative for students
By Meggie Hoegler, The Catholic Register
TORONTO 鈥� Parents have a lot of things to worry about on the first day of school. Whether or not their child arrives safely should not be one of them.
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Along his journey as a student, teacher and now director of education at Canada鱿鱼视频app largest Catholic school board, Rory McGuckin leaned on Catholic leaders for guidance.
Peace, order, good government 鈥� that鱿鱼视频app all Jomanah Chahrour鱿鱼视频app family needed to succeed when they arrived in Edmonton almost six years ago, fleeing Syria鱿鱼视频app chaotic, brutalizing civil war.
Although religious communities no longer have a daily presence in most Ontario schools, a soon-to-be completed film hopes to ensure their efforts in establishing Catholic education are not forgotten.
A group of Catholic students from Cambridge, Ont., hope a once-ina- lifetime opportunity to conduct an experiment at the world-famous CERN laboratory in Switzerland will help change the way scientists view the world.