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Youth Speak News

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Political commentator Faith Goldy talks about how writing for The Catholic RegisteröÏÓãÊÓƵapp Youth Speak News gave her the important journalistic skills and start in Canadian media without attending a journalism school.

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A young Desmond Devoy was on holiday in British Columbia in 2000 when a Catholic news story fell into his lap. Unable to resist the temptation, the budding writer phoned back to Toronto to report his story to The Catholic Register.

The humble beginnings of Youth Speak News

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Growing up, The Catholic Register was always a great teaching tool about my faith. Though it contained stories from an international, national and local perspective, it usually included pieces written by scholars, priests or literary faithful sharing their expertise.

I would never have considered it a place that would draw young people.

The man who became Pope

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Pope Francis: Untying the Knots by Paul Vallely (Bloomsbury Press, hardcover, 240 pages, $18.81).


I love Pope Francis, but I was not thrilled when I received his biography for Christmas from a friend. But now that I’ve finished reading it, I can say Pope Francis: Untying the Knots is a page turner of a biography.

Safer way for youth to connect

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Online classifieds have become a popular method of buying and selling, but online purchases can be risky. First, thereöÏÓãÊÓƵapp the problem of not knowing the person you’re connecting with online, and whether they can be trusted.

U of T and Ryerson Catholic students feed the hungry

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PHOTO GALLERY: YSN reporter Augustine Ng captures students preparing sandwiches before delivering them to people experiencing homelessness on the streets.

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The Newman Catholic Students’ Club at University of Toronto gathered in the Newman chapel for its monthly street patrol discussion, but this time they were joined by some new faces.

High school chaplain fights cancer with faith

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TORONTO - Fifteen hundred students at St. John Paul II Catholic Secondary School cheered excitedly during a 2013 assembly to welcome students back to school after a long summer vacation.

Faith and family in film

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Some are searching, some have found and some are sharing GodöÏÓãÊÓƵapp love in a story that follows the apparently separate lives of a dozen people until they collide — literally — and their eyes are opened to the power of ChristöÏÓãÊÓƵapp cross.

Faith and fun at London summer youth camp

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LONDON, Ont. - Despite the winter winds howling outside, youth ministry specialist Dan Moynihan and his team are busy preparing to welcome hundreds of high school students to camp this summer.

Antarctic youth expedition inspires profound revelation

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EditoröÏÓãÊÓƵapp note: Robert Adragna, a 16-year-old student at TorontoöÏÓãÊÓƵapp Bishop Allen Academy, spent his Christmas break experiencing the beauty of Antarctica through the Students on Ice Antarctic Youth Expedition. Here he shares insights on his journey to the final southern frontier and how it relates to our Creator.

Antarctica — the vast, white, mysterious continent at the farthest reaches of the southern hemisphere. Some see it as a land of untamed wilderness, others as a land of science and research. To me, the meaning of Antarctica transcends the boundaries of our physical world. It is a living testament to GodöÏÓãÊÓƵapp almighty presence on Earth and a symbol of our obedient but benevolent relationship with Him.

Service trip helps build bonds in the Philippines

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TORONTO - Adrian Durlej, 17, was handing out toys, toiletries and food to underprivileged children in the Philippines over the Christmas holidays when one childöÏÓãÊÓƵapp choice fuelled DurlejöÏÓãÊÓƵapp passion for helping others.

Ryerson Catholics celebrate blessing of new student centre

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What used to be a house in the heart of downtown Toronto is now a new home for Catholic students seeking a place to study and relax.