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Crucified Woman Statue Still Resonates Strongly

Letters to the editor

Back around 1986 we were living in the small apartment attached to Loretto College on St. Mary Street in the University of Toronto campus area....

An Open Letter on Divesting as Protection of Creation

Letters to the editor

Bishop Gary Gordon of Victoria: You have said you would like each parish to have a Laudato Si' Movement Animator. I, as a Laudato Si'...

Much To Be Done Before Reconciliation is Possible

Editorials

This weekend marks both the coronation of King Charles and a Colloquium on Land, Law, Religion and Reconciliation co-hosted by the Anglican Diocese and the...

Bishop Remi De Roo 100th Birthday Symposium Features New Book

Other news

The new book of the selected writings and speeches of Bishop Remi De Roo (1924-2022) will be highlighted by its editor Pearl Gervais at the...

On 10th Anniversary of Francis’s Papacy, Critics Have Become More Brazen

Opinion

If there is one thing that consistently defines the life approach of Pope Francis – born Jorge Mario Bergoglio – it’s his gift for spontaneity....

Sweetgum Tree

Poetry

It’s impossible not to think of stained glass a rose window at the end of the street a kaleidoscope of energy goldleaf mirroring the seasonal...

Vatican Formally Repudiates ‘Doctrine of Discovery’

Other news

The Vatican on March 30 formally repudiated the “Doctrine of Discovery,” officially declaring that an historic policy used to justify colonial exploitation is “not part...

Pope Francis Has Named Two-Thirds of Cardinals Eligible to Elect His Successor

Other news

VATICAN CITY – Cardinal Crescenzio Sepe, the retired archbishop of Naples, celebrated his 80th birthday June 2 and, consequently, became ineligible to enter a conclave...

First Time in History, Women Granted Right to Vote at Synod

Lead story

For the first time in the history of the synod, Pope Francis has given women the right to vote and has also made a radical...