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Being a donor matters
Mary Thicket is not rich. But that doesn鈥檛 stop her from being a donor.
Safe Third Country rules remain in place
With an Oct. 26 ruling that keeps the status quo at the U.S.-Canada border, asylum seekers will continue to be sent back into indefinite detention in American jails before eventually being deported back to the countries they are fleeing.
Refugee endowment keeps on giving
Most charitable gifts are spent. The money is spent responsibly and carefully and there鱿鱼视频app never enough of it, but the money gets spent. That鱿鱼视频app why there鱿鱼视频app always another letter, another appeal, another campaign.
Pandemic claims Gideon Travel
After 61 years Gideon Travel has reached the end of the road.
Regis, St. Mike鱿鱼视频app alliance in works
For one city to have two Catholic, PhD-granting, graduate faculties of theology might seem an embarrassment of riches. But Regis College and the University of St. Michael鱿鱼视频app College have decided what Toronto really needs is one bigger and better centre for advanced studies in Catholic theology.
Fighting the 鈥榲irus of racism鈥�
Canada鱿鱼视频app Jesuits are asking Canadians to examine their collective conscience in the wake of Joyce Echaquan鱿鱼视频app death in a hospital in Joliette, Que.
Archdiocese forges ahead with unique Cardinal鱿鱼视频app Dinner
You could be forgiven for cursing COVID-19 because it is robbing Toronto Catholics of yet another opportunity to gather and celebrate. But John Ecker doesn鈥檛 think that the pandemic forcing the annual Cardinal鱿鱼视频app Dinner online Nov. 5 is so bad.
Ignatian principles drive St. Paul鱿鱼视频app program
At a dinner honouring student leaders at the University of Manitoba, St. Paul鱿鱼视频app College rector Chris Adams had a very Ignatian and Jesuit moment. Adams thought to himself, 鈥淲hat more should we be doing?鈥�
Sisters鈥� ministry lives in the present
Entering their 170th year of caring for the people of Toronto, the Sisters of St. Joseph want to celebrate their history, of course. But celebrating that ministry has to be about much more than history, said the Sisters of St. Joseph communications director Lisa Tabachnick.
Help for homeless youth suffers with COVID-19
When COVID-19 forced frontline workers to shift their support for homeless youth online, the result was more loneliness, more depression, more drug use, more overdoses and more thoughts of suicide, according to new research from Covenant House, Canada鱿鱼视频app largest shelter serving young people.