With the federal government promising a national school food program in its spring budget, the Toronto Diocesan Council of the Catholic Women������Ƶapp League has already begun working on its own action plan.

In the midst of pondering the impact the Saturday 4:30 Youth Choir has had on the parishioners at St. Elizabeth Seton, director Donna Campbell recalled a quote often attributed to St. Augustine. 

Winnipeg Archbishop Richard Gagnon said his 40 years of service to the Canadian Catholic Church, first as a priest and then as a bishop, “has gone by so quickly and is so full of events and people.”

Attendance is low as enhanced security remains in place for the second straight day at four Peel Region Catholic high schools that were among six schools targeted by online threats of violence.

As John Mulhall officially began his tenure as the Archdiocese of Toronto������Ƶapp Chancellor for Temporal Affairs Oct. 31, his main task was looking to the past.

Getting a university degree at age 84 is a bit unusual. Preparing to start a Master������Ƶapp program at 85 is a rarity. Doing all this while diagnosed with Alzheimer������Ƶapp is stunning.

As the Government of Ontario and striking support workers agreed to head back to the bargaining table, school boards across Ontario will begin welcoming students back to class Tuesday morning.

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.

Advocates for police-free schools were disheartened in June after a motion put forth by York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) trustee Dino Giuliani called for retired officers to visit schools to talk to students about themes like bullying and making good choices.

An iconic Canadian Catholic high school is reeling following the arrest of six students who are charged with assault and sexual assault following an alleged incident in a locker-room that was posted on social media.