Canada’s Supreme Court: Archdiocese is Responsible for Orphanage Abuse
The CBC reported that the archdiocese will now be responsible for paying roughly $2.61 million in damages for the four victims in the case.
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Quebec Religious Leaders Decry Heightened Coronavirus Restrictions on Houses of Worship
Bishop Christian Rodembourg of Saint-Hyacinthe, president of the Assembly of Catholic Bishops of Quebec, has said that churches in the province ought to be treated like auditoriums, cinemas, and theaters, which are allowed to host up to 250 people at a time.
Physician Assisted Suicides Double in Canada
In 2019 alone, a total of 5,631 Canadians ended their lives through the country’s “Medical Assistance in Dying,” or “MAID” protocols.
A Letter from Canada
May 14 will mark the 51st anniversary of the legislation that opened the door to abortion on demand in Canada.
EWTN to Broadcast Friday Consecration of US, Canada to Blessed Virgin Mary
EWTN Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Michael P. Warsaw said: “EWTN is honored to be airing this important Re-Consecration of the United States and Canada to Our Lady.
US and Canada to be Consecrated to ‘Mary, Mother of the Church’
The announcement follows similar plans made by the bishops of Canada, who will consecrate the Crown Dominion to Mary under the same title on the same day.
Canadian Archbishop Mancini Offers Prayers After Deadly Mass Shooting
As of Monday morning, 18 people have been confirmed to have been killed by the shooter, making it the deadliest mass shooting in Canadian history, stunning a province which typically sees fewer than 15 homicides total per year.
After 13,000 Deaths in Four Years, Canada Set to Make Euthanasia Even Easier
Progressive Canadian politicians won’t stand on guard for people suffering from chronic illness.
St. Marguerite Bourgeoys, a Visionary Saint for Our Time
Celebrating the 400th anniversary of the birth of the co-foundress of the Church of Canada.
Canada Leads the Way in Liberalizing Euthanasia Around the Globe
The US’ neighbor to the north extends euthanasia to the disabled and mentally ill, considers ‘advance directives’ to kill in case of mental decline.
