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Conference teaches pro-life apologetics

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TORONTO - High school students flocked to Toronto鱿鱼视频app University of St. Michael鱿鱼视频app College to learn how they can engage with what Paul Klotz calls 鈥渢he most important human rights and social justice issue of our time鈥� 鈥� the right to life.

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Self-esteem sends girls to poor house

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Owning the latest gadget or wearing the most chic fashion can give teens some much-needed confidence, but it can also cloud their financial judgment.

B.C. students went on an electronic fast to raise funds for a school in Cambodia.

School 鈥榰nplugs鈥� to send TV to Cambodia

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TERRACE, B.C. - Students and staff of Veritas School in Terrace took an electronic fast from Feb. 3-6 to raise money to purchase a television for a Cambodian school in need.

The Catholic Leadership Group of Notre Dame and Neil McNeil High Schools runs retreats for Grade 8 students preparing for Confirmation. Many of the high school students who run the retreats were once participants themselves.

Full circle evangelization in Catholic schools

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TORONTO - It鱿鱼视频app Friday afternoon and classes have just ended. The weekend is about to begin, but more than a hundred high school students in Toronto鱿鱼视频app Beaches neighbourhood would rather stay at school.

Anthony Duchesne, second-year science student at Dalhousie University in Halifax, is part of Catholic Christian Outreach鱿鱼视频app first mission to the Yukon.

CCO heads north of 60

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Twelve university students from across Canada gave up their spring break to warm hearts in a cold climate as Catholic Christian Outreach conducted its first mission to the Yukon.

Cardinal Thomas Collins tells students at the University of Toronto in Mississauga that Dante Alighieri鱿鱼视频app The Divine Comedy relates to their lives. The talk was part of the national Catholic Students鈥� Week celebrations.

Journey through darkness leads to light

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TORONTO - Cardinal Thomas Collins brought The Divine Comedy to life for students at the University of Toronto in Mississauga.

Chosen Confirmation program is meant to invigorate youth with a passion for the Catholic faith.

Confirmation Chosen to help keep kids in church

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Chris Stefanick, a 14-year youth ministry veteran, is troubled by the exponential drop in teens attending church.

University student Sam Caldeira Slavec, pictued above in Nicaragua, hopes to connect students at York University鱿鱼视频app Glendon campus to social justice work in the Global South.

Student seeks hands-on social justice

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If Sam Caldeira Slavec wanted a hands-on method of tackling global justice issues, she got one. On a trip to Nicaragua, she helped clean and repaint walls, put in a new roof and mixed cement for an addition to a school, a room for children with disabilities.

College students displaced after Typhoon Haiyan pose for a photo at the University of the Philippines Diliman campus in Quezon City Feb. 2. Seary Balliard, 17, top left, Ross Ali Ramacula, 18, top right, Rex Olis, 18, bottom right, and Darryl Vidad, 17, bottom left, are four of about 200 Tacloban College students who made their way to Quezon City after officials of the nationwide University of the Philippines system allowed them to register immediately at no extra cost.

Filipino students go back to school

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QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES - Biology major Seary Balliard is finding there鱿鱼视频app a lot more to a university education than knowing how the parts of the human body function. She is also learning about the human psyche and the compassion it can share.

Pop culture distorts supernaturals

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Angels and demons have fascinated the public since biblical times, but are still portrayed inaccurately in film and on television. In January, Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones hit theatres and the ninth season of Supernatural, after a short break, re-started on TV, each with accurate and inaccurate depictions of these creatures.

Nathan Ko

iPad awarded to Christian unity contest winner

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TORONTO - If at first you don鈥檛 succeed, Nathan Ko knows why you should try and try again. Ko, who placed third last year in The Catholic Register鱿鱼视频app and the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement-Graymoor鱿鱼视频app student writing contest on Christian unity, is this year鱿鱼视频app first place winner.

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