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Matthew Sanders, with his wife Cheridan, wants to help young Catholics find their future spouse.

Catholic matchmaking

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TORONTO -聽Matthew Sanders is calling the young and the Catholic to the Newman Centre for the re-launch of Catholic Singles Socials.

High school students in Ontario differ in opinion on the value of Catholic education.

Students split on religious studies

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BRAMPTON, ONT. -聽The law might give some students a pass from religious studies in Catholic high schools, but that doesn鈥檛 mean non-Catholic students are opting out of religion class.聽

Fr. Jerzy Popieluszko in Florida in this undated photo. Popieluszko was a signifcant religious figure in the Polish Solidarity movement of the 1980s.

Film brings Polish priest鱿鱼视频app legacy to life

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Messenger of the Truth is a timeless lesson of humankind鱿鱼视频app potential to stand up for what is right in the name of faith, no matter how many times one has been pushed down.

Strong Catholic chaplaincies can attract new students to universities.

Faith on campus a recruiting asset

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TORONTO -聽As due dates for university applications are fast approaching, many Catholic students are taking time to consider faith before making any final decisions.

Daniela De Ciantis researches candidates before Toronto鱿鱼视频app municipal elections to be held Oct. 27.

Youth vote counts, say young Catholics

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Conchita D鈥橲ouza, a second-year Christianity and Culture student at the University of Toronto, equates voting with flipping a stone into a pond. Each vote can create 鈥渞ipples that will go towards influencing society,鈥� she said.

The Newman Centre, a Catholic hub for students on the University of Toronto鱿鱼视频app downtown campus, attracts students from local community colleges that don鈥檛 have their own chaplaincies.

College students flock to university campus for faith

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College students in Toronto are turning to local universities for what鱿鱼视频app lacking on their own school campuses 鈥� Catholic chaplaincies.聽

From top, symbols of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Abrahamic faiths call for end to religious violence

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罢翱搁翱狈罢翱听-听Fr. Darren Dias asks Christians to learn from history and become agents of reconciliation amidst modern religious violence.

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Teen advocates for public service

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Anisa Yan argued in favour of strong public service 鈥� and won.

Dylan Robertson practiced journalism in his earlier years as a Catholic Register Youth Speak News reporter.

YSN grad investigates terrorism

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Dylan Robertson has gone from Youth Speak News reporter to homegrown terrorism investigator.

Board games have made a comeback, especially at the Newman Centre, which has married faith and fun into an Adoration and games night.

Gamers flock to God

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TORONTO听-听Tuesday nights at the Newman Centre are a time to pray and play.

There are computer programs that allow parents to block their children from watching pornography on the Internet.

No dignity in pornography

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TORONTO -聽Pornography deadens healthy sexual relationships, says Moira McQueen.

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