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Andrew Abbott was on the brink of breaking out into the Canadian Christian music scene. But after releasing his first album in 2013 and then another one in 2016, the London, Ont., native said he went in “auto-pilot mode.”

Summer is here which means the busyness of the school year is gone. It������Ƶapp the perfect time to unplug from the real world and curl up with a good book. That������Ƶapp why The Catholic Register and Youth Speak News have put together a list of faith-based youth titles that we think young book lovers will love. Stay tuned to our growing list of summer reads: 

Joel Recouso doesn’t really drink, but he������Ƶapp glad he came to the Firkin on Bay pub on June 9. Over beer and bar food, pro-life young people from across southern Ontario gathered to celebrate. 

Sixteen-year-old Justin Alvarado has practice every day after school during the cross-country and track-and-field seasons. He is also a member of the FC Emery soccer club, with practices two to three times a week. 

It took a trip to Peru for Grade 12 student Carolyn Lee to gain a new appreciation for her classroom in Toronto.

Eunice Gichuhi is half a world away from her native country, but that has never stopped her from reaching out to help. 

When relativism is the widely accepted doctrine on university campuses, backed by the feel-good motto of “you do you,” it������Ƶapp easy to imagine how young Catholics might be swept away by the notion that there is no objective truth. 

As the first signs of spring began to appear in Toronto, a sprightly team of young Catholics decided to celebrate Earth Day by picking up trash at Christie Pits Park. 

Even in the midst of a heavy ice storm, in the middle of exam season, more than 200 students and community members gathered together April 14 at University of Toronto������Ƶapp Newman Centre for an Easter retreat.