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{mosimage}TORONTO  - We need to stop an attitude aiming at maximum economic growth and instead make economic choices toward responsible development, said Dr. Bob Goudzwaard.

{mosimage}BRAMPTON, Ont. - The life stories of people such as Mother Teresa and Mother Angelica provide models for pro-life supporters in how even one individual, let alone a whole movement, can profoundly change the world for the better in the face of daunting challenges.

{mosimage}TORONTO - There������Ƶapp just one reason why half a dozen imams and other leaders in Toronto������Ƶapp Muslim community joined an interfaith tour of the Holocaust Museum in the city������Ƶapp north end Oct. 16, and just one reason they listened intently to Max Eisen tell how he survived the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp as a 15-year-old slave labourer.

{mosimage}VATICAN CITY - The Vatican is publishing a collector������Ƶapp edition of documents on the Knights Templar, the medieval crusading order that became the focus of legends and mysteries.

{mosimage}TORONTO - It������Ƶapp appropriate that Alfred De Manche������Ƶapp family would request that friends consider a donation to the Shepherd������Ƶapp Trust as a fitting way to remember the long-time journalist������Ƶapp life and work.

{mosimage}NEWMARKET, Ont. - The archdiocese of Toronto launched its newly revised Confirmation program “Anointed for Mission” this fall.

{mosimage}TORONTO  - A Franciscan friar has found a creative way to reach out to people sitting outside the pews in front of their computer screens.  

{mosimage}TORONTO - Some of the most horrific violence of our time happened in Algeria in the 1990s, and it only tangentially involved Catholics. But that tangent is full of dangers, doubts and fear.

{mosimage} WASHINGTON - For the first time, more than 100 senior Muslim leaders from around the world sent a letter to Pope Benedict XVI and other Christian leaders proposing theological similarities as a basis for peace and understanding.

{mosimage}CORNWALL, Ont. - Offer better ministry to families and baptized Catholics who no longer attend church will come back, sociologist told the annual plenary of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Oct. 15.