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TORONTO - Students can go to all the social justice conferences they want, but unless the message sinks in and they are prepared to take action, then it is just a waste of everyoneöÏÓãÊÓƵapp time, Marc Kielburger told students gathered for the Voices That Challenge conference March 22.

TorontoöÏÓãÊÓƵapp Argentines rejoice in Pope Francis

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TORONTO - Former priest Peter Doherty is happy a fellow Argentine was elevated to the papacy. But heöÏÓãÊÓƵapp even happier knowing the Church is in the good hands of the man who ordained him.

Defund Abortion Rally set for March 19

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TORONTO - On March 19 pro-lifers from across Ontario will be out en masse at Queen's Park for the Defund Abortion Rally.

This year's Ordinandi Dinner attracts record crowd

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BRAMPTON, ONT. - The two men who will be ordained priests in the archdiocese of Toronto this spring were honoured at the annual Ordinandi Dinner March 5 at the Pearson Convention Centre in Brampton, where they shared the stories of how they were called to the priesthood.

New, improved dishes on the menu at Providence

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TORONTO - If food be the music of love and of life, why should the elderly be stuck with Muzak? Why another bland tray of dietician-approved starch, protein, carbohydrates, fats and fibre?

Who knew? Coach did

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TORONTO - When Chaminade College School football coach Pat Diodati met James Bodanis, he immediately knew playing football would pay off for the then Grade 9 student. Convincing Bodanis of that, however, proved to be less instantaneous.

Vatican II remains relevant on campus, Collins says

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TORONTO - The teachings of the Second Vatican Council may be more than 50 years old but they shouldn’t be regarded as irrelevant on todayöÏÓãÊÓƵapp post-secondary campuses, said Cardinal Thomas Collins.

Hamilton bishops’ dinner keeps growing

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HAMILTON, ONT. - It has become the highlight of the Catholic social calendar in the Hamilton area over the past quarter-century and this year was no exception as more than 800 people filled CarmenöÏÓãÊÓƵapp Banquet and Convention Centre on Feb. 9 for the 28th Annual BishopöÏÓãÊÓƵapp Charities Dinner and Dance.

Golden girl inspires Kids Now

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TORONTO - Students at St. Luigi Catholic School got a taste of Olympic gold on Jan. 30 when Kids Now used the school to announce Rosannagh (Rosie) MacLennan as its newest honorary mentor.

ROM opens doors to knowledge for Toronto Catholic students

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TORONTO - A new partnership between the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) and the Toronto Catholic District School Board will open doors to enhanced knowledge for more than 12,000 students.