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Youth Speak News

TORONTO - At one point in her life, Angela Tabucan didn’t believe in Christian unity. But now she has seen the light.

Chaplaincy seed planted at U of TƵapp Scarborough campus

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TORONTO - A Catholic chaplaincy has begun at the University of TorontoƵapp Scarborough campus, the last of the universityƵapp three campuses to receive its own permanent Catholic chaplaincy.

Evangelizing Pope Francis style

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TORONTO - Pope Francis’ “profound sense of authenticity” is what attracts young people to the pontiff, says Catholic media personality Cheridan Sanders.

Students of varying faiths choose Catholic colleges

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WATERLOO, ONT. - Every Sunday evening, the voices of the St. JeromeƵapp University choir can be heard ringing from Siegried Hall, where they practice before students gather for Mass, fellowship and a break from their busy lives.

Combat climate change, say youth

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TORONTO - Having their views heard on a world stage has made students from a Toronto Catholic high school realize their voice on climate change does matter.

Advent app guides families

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A new Advent web app is keeping busy families focused on Christ this holiday season.

Jock picks God over game

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Br. Nathan Wayne had an atypical road to the religious life.

A self-described “total jock” during his high school years in Syracuse, N.Y., he was a star player on the Christian Brothers Academy basketball team, a school renowned for its athletics, and also enjoyed football and skiing.  The now 26-year-old member of the Legion of Christ credits a few committed recruiters with leading him to where he is today, serving youth across Ontario.

Students fight to end radicalization

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TORONTO - Islamic student groups across Canada are joining forces to combat youth radicalization and the extremist influence of ISIS.

Breaking down Christian barriers

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MISSISSAUGA, ONT. - Young ecumenist Anupama Ranawana has strengthened her faith through learning about other Christian denominations. 

Happiness: a misguided search

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ANTIGONISH, N.S. - Happiness is different than joy or pleasure, said Peter Koritansky, calling it a misunderstood emotion. 

Suicide threatens teens

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Amanda is recovering after battling depression for three years. The Grade 12 student, 18, is thankful for friends who helped stop her from taking her own life.