Youth Speak News
TORONTO - Sapphire Noro remembers the day in Grade 10 that changed her life for the worse. As she hung out with her friends, a girl in her grade walked by and uttered an insult about her within earshot.
Students offer ideas to Minister of Education
By Evan Boudreau, The Catholic RegisterFarren Tropea believes schools can do a better job raising awareness about mental health education. Other members of OntarioƵapp Student Advisory Council want a greater emphasis on promoting inclusiveness. And others want schools to address First Nations issues.
‘Radical’ web site to rein in Catholics
By Ruane Remy, The Catholic RegisterTHORNHILL, ONT. - With youth leaving the Catholic Church en masse, Fr. Mario Salvadori has launched a “radical” parish web site to stem the urge to flee.
Youth rally to march for life and against gendercide
By Darren Pereira, Youth Speak NewsOTTAWA - A March for Life crowd of more than 20,000 that spilled out from Parliament Hill May 9 included thousands of youth chanting confidently as they demanded an end to abortion.
Youth flock to adoration with cardinal
By Ruane Remy, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - Action must flow from adoration, Cardinal Thomas Collins told those gathered for the Office of Catholic YouthƵapp first Solemn Eucharistic Adoration with the Cardinal for young adults.
Youth fund their way to World Youth Day
By Ruane Remy, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - With World Youth Day just over two months away, pilgrims are scrambling to fundraise their way to Rio, Brazil, in July.
Camp Brébeuf goes to market
By Ruane Remy, The Catholic RegisterThe Catholic Youth Organization of Hamilton is hoping to get people shopping so that it can take part in its own shopping spree.
Vatican official says July trip to Brazil being tailored to new Pope
By Cindy Wooden, Catholic News ServiceVATICAN - Visiting Rio de Janeiro, the chief organizer of papal trips confirmed Pope Francis will participate in the key events of World Youth Day July 23-28 and he said other parts of the papal trip are being tailor-made for the new Pope.
Singer funds his way to world stage
By Ruane Remy, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - Roy Tugbang, a classically trained singer and Grade 12 student at the Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts, is fundraising his way to the World Championships of Performing Arts.
Sport meets spirituality on the court
By Ruane Remy, The Catholic RegisterTORONTO - Former Ryerson University head volleyball coach Dion Rugosi is inviting young adults to combine sport and spirituality.
High-quality media target Catholic youth
By Marie Boston, Youth Speak NewsIn an industry where media plus young people equals entertainment, two Catholic production companies — Vocation Boom and Spirit Juice — are adding spirituality to the equation.