By Kiply Lukan Yaworski, Catholic Saskatoon News Posture during celebration of the Eucharist, use of bells at the consecration, and mandating of extraordinary ministers of communion were among the matters addressed in a recent letter…
By Kiply Lukan Yaworski, Catholic Saskatoon News Beginning in 2021, children in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon will celebrate the sacrament of Confirmation in Grade 6, rather than before their First Holy Communion in…
By Courtney Mares, Catholic News Agency [Vatican City – CNA] – Pope Francis offered Mass July 8, asking the Virgin Mary to help Christians recognize the face of Christ in each migrant and refugee. “As…
By Hannah Brockhaus, Catholic News Agency [Vatican City – CNA] – A Vatican cardinal has said that the world is facing a “tsunami” of humanitarian crises caused by the coronavirus emergency, conflict, and decreased security…
By Garth McCutcheon, Christ the King Parish, Foam Lake, SK Approximately four years ago, I started to pray daily. I owe the inspiration for this change in my life, primarily, to Matthew Kelly and the…
By Catholic News Agency Staff [Catholic Media Virtual Conference – CNA] – The head of the Vatican’s communications office told Catholic journalists June 30, 2020, that Catholic media should focus on promoting unity within the…
By Michael Swan, The Catholic Register Catholics are getting ready to play a role in the post-COVID look at what went wrong in long-term care, but that response is divided between a walk-softly approach and others…
By Brian Dryden, Canadian Catholic News A Quebec court has agreed to allow the federal government to put off making changes to Canada’s medically-assisted suicide / euthanasia law until mid-December. The extension granted by Justice Quebec…
By Catholic News Agency staff [Vatican City – CNA] – The world needs media that can help young people to distinguish between good and evil, presenting the facts in a “clear and unbiased” way, Pope…
By Michael Swan, The Catholic Register Two weeks after crown prosecutors in British Columbia dropped civil and criminal charges against 22 protesters arrested in February for defying a court injunction against blocking pipeline construction crews on…