Since Sabina Strahija started working in the West Willow Village Co-op community garden at St. Peter Catholic School in Guelph, Ont., her eight-year-old son Sebastian has been by her side.

Making the best of a bad situation has been a common refrain for the past 15 COVID-stricken months, and a nationwide Catholic book study group took this maxim to heart. 

When we talk about a sustainable society, the mind almost automatically shifts to the natural environment. Climate change, pollution, wilderness protection and restrained use of natural resources become the topics at the top of the agenda.

Being steadfast in times of suffering can be a struggle. COVID-19 continues to create a murky picture for Canada������Ƶapp near future. All around us, people suffer from loneliness, anxiety, illness and despair.

If stereotypes are made to be deflated, Amanda Achtman is a young woman who carries a suitcase full of needles and hat pins.

Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, but for some it can be the loneliest. 

When Montreal������Ƶapp English Speaking Catholic Council hosted a talk on faith and immigration the quintessential church hall basement of St. Kevin������Ƶapp Parish on Côte-Des-Neiges Road was an obvious choice.

A Catholic, a Baptist and a Mennonite walked into a bar and the barman said, “What������Ƶapp this, some kind of a joke?” 

In a fine interview following the recent synagogue killings in Pittsburgh, Ottawa������Ƶapp Rabbi Reuven Bulka offered wisdom that went far beyond the specific act of terrible bloodshed.