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Cardinal Thomas Collins with some of the 150 or so pilgrims from the Archdiocese of Toronto who made their way to Rome for the consistory that saw him elevated to the College of Cardinals.

Cardinal Collins takes a walk down memory lane

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Only new Cardinal Francis Leo knows what he experienced when hearing the news announced Oct. 6 at the conclusion of Pope Francis鈥� Sunday Angelus that he would be elevated to the College of Cardinals, but if it was anything like his predecessor鱿鱼视频app experience in 2012, it is something he won鈥檛 forget anytime soon.

鈥淚 was in Washington, D.C., working with the International Commission on English in the Liturgy when in my hotel room I saw a little red light flashing on the phone that turned out to be a message from the nuncio telling me that Pope Benedict would name me a cardinal the next morning,鈥� said Cardinal Thomas Collins of that day in early 2012. 鈥淪ure enough, Pope Benedict read off the list of the new cardinals and I was one of them 鈥�  it was quite a remarkable experience.鈥�

For the second time, communications director Neil MacCarthy will be front and centre at a consistory where Toronto鱿鱼视频app Archbishop is made a Cardinal. The first was Cardinal Thomas Collins in 2012.

MacCarthy gets second go round with history

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Cardinal Francis Leo鱿鱼视频app promotion within the universal Catholic hierarchy also proved to be a gift for Neil MacCarthy, the longtime director of publications and communications for the Archdiocese of Toronto.

The life of a cardinal is a busy one. On top of taking care of business around the Archdiocese, Cardinal Leo will also be called upon more frequently by the Vatican.

No two days are alike on a cardinal鱿鱼视频app schedule

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What is the core difference between serving as a Cardinal of Toronto rather than an archbishop? The short answer: more sojourns to the Vatican.

It鱿鱼视频app been a whirlwind 20+ months for Cardinal Francis Leo, much of it getting to know his flock in Toronto.

Faithful preparation earns Leo his red hat

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Encore of the Register's exclusive interview with Archbishop Leo eight days after becoming Toronto's bishop.

By running daycares, food banks, addiction programs and other charitable endeavours, churches contribute 10.47 times the value of their tax exemptions, a new Cardus study has shown.

The Halo Effect

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Taxing churches could remove billions in economic benefit, Cardus study shows

Israeli Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters are guarded by police after violence targeting Israeli soccer fans broke out in Amsterdam Nov. 8.

Could Dutch attacks happen here?

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Amsterdam today, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver or Calgary tomorrow? 

Now two-time U.S. President Donald Trump gestures to the crowd at the conclusion of his final campaign rally on Election Day at Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids.

Delivering for life

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Can Donald Trump鱿鱼视频app pro-life sympathies offset his divisive tendencies?

Members of the Royal Canadian Chaplain Service (RCChS) boarding a Chinook Helicopter From 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron (THS) at Canadian Forces Base Petawawa.

Spiritual comfort amid combat

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Remembering the storied history of Canada鱿鱼视频app military chaplains

Work crews do repairs to the rectory at St. Mary鱿鱼视频app Church in Dawson City, Yukon. In addition to upgrades and repairs for missionary parishes, Catholic Missions In Canada supports missionary sustenance, Canadian seminarians, lay leader formation and religious education initiatives.

A gift to Catholic Missions leaves a legacy of faith

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Amid an inflationary economy and despite high interest rates, donors to Catholic Missions In Canada (CMIC) determinedly delivered hearty monetary support in 2024.

Cardinal Thomas Collins celebrates the Daily TV Mass, which brings the Mass to the television screens of those who cannot attend Mass in person on a daily basis.

Daily TV Mass a community of prayer

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From Toronto to Vancouver, the United Arab Emirates to the Philippines, whether you examine the Daily TV Mass in a nationwide or worldwide context, this institution's 26-year legacy is remarkable and important.

Manresa Jesuit Spiritual Centre in Pickering, Ont., offers its Day of Reflection and Prayer for the Bereaved for those facing bereavement and loss.

Bereaved called to find God in their grief

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At two words, John 11:35 is the shortest verse in the Holy Bible 鈥� and yet its significance cannot be overstated. Jesus, the son of God in human flesh, sheds tears through His grief at the death of Lazarus showing His humanity as He sympathizes with our pain and suffering.

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