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{mosimage}TORONTO - The considerable financial burden of staging the in Quebec City next June is being eased by a donation from an organization of Catholic businesspeople.
For B.C. couple, mission begins at home
By Chris Heffernan, Catholic Register Special{mosimage}ONION LAKE, Sask. - While many Catholics do missionary work overseas, one couple is concentrating its efforts a little closer to home by working with native communities in northern Saskatchewan.
Notre Dame Sisters fight for justice, peace, environment
By Catholic Register Staff{mosimage}OTTAWA - in this city are reaching around the world with a new web site devoted to justice, peace and the environment.
Latimer's parole denial welcomed by disabled
By Deborah Gyapong, Canadian Catholic News{mosimage}OTTAWA - The decision to deny parole to Robert Latimer, who murdered his 12-year-old disabled daughter Tracey in 1993, has prompted an outpouring of sympathy for the Saskatchewan farmer.
Canadian churches demand poverty-reduction strategy
By Michael Swan, The Catholic Register{mosimage}The 21 churches which collectively represent more than 80 per cent of Canada's Christians have unanimously called on Prime Minister Stephen Harper to define and implement a poverty reduction strategy for Canada within the next budget year.
Faith matters, Mormon candidate finds
By Patricia Zapor, Catholic News Service{mosimage}WASHINGTON - When Arizona Rep. Morris Udall sought the Democratic nomination for president in 1976, the fact that he was a Mormon, albeit an inactive one, was barely mentioned.
A helping hand across cultures
By Catholic Register Staff{mosimage}TORONTO - Finding meaningful work has been the challenge for Jhansi and Raghu Paladugu since they moved from Hyderabad in southern India to Canada a little over a year ago.
Bishops’ silence on Afghan war ‘a scandal’
By Michael Swan, The Catholic Register{mosimage}TORONTO - CanadaöÏÓãÊÓƵapp Catholic bishops are failing to lead as the nationöÏÓãÊÓƵapp troops are drawn ever deeper into a civil war in Afghanistan, KAIROS board chair Fr. Paul Hansen told The Catholic Register.
New Nelson bishop a man of service
By Deborah Gyapong, Canadian Catholic News{mosimage}OTTAWA - Pope Benedict XVI has chosen a new bishop for the who finds as much joy waiting on tables in a restaurant for the poor as he did serving at the highest levels of his Capuchin religious order.
Encyclical stresses manöÏÓãÊÓƵapp need for God
By John Thavis, Catholic News Service{mosimage}VATICAN CITY - In an encyclical on Christian hope, Pope Benedict XVI said that, without faith in God, humanity lies at the mercy of ideologies that can lead to “the greatest forms of cruelty and violations of justice.â€
Ouellet holds out hope Pope will attend congress
By Deborah Gyapong, Canadian Catholic News{mosimage}OTTAWA - Cardinal Marc Ouellet returned to Canada from Rome Nov. 29 with no final answer on whether Pope Benedict XVI will attend the next June in Quebec City.