Controversy Swirls Around Canadian Catholic Schools Celebrating ‘Pride’ Month
Other Catholic schools in Ontario have also featured LGBTQ+ programming this month.
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Thousands Pack Ottawa’s Parliament Hill for 27th Annual March for Life
This year’s speakers included pro-life speaker and author Abby Johnson, President of 40 Days for Life Shawn Carney, and Campaign Life Coalition Vice-Chair Jeff Gunnarson.
St. Marie of the Incarnation, Pray for Us!
SAINTS & ART: Strong-willed women like Mère Marie, committed to God, played critical roles in Canadian Catholic history.
Audience Erupts in Anger as Trustees Oppose Flying Pro-Life Flag at Toronto Catholic Schools
The speeches in favor or against flying the pro-life flag were overshadowed to an extent by the controversy surrounding the audience’s conduct.
Pope Francis Names Retired Judge to Investigate Sex-Abuse Charges Against Canadian Cardinal
According to the Archdiocese of Quebec’s March 4 statement, the investigation into Cardinal Gerald Lacroix must be carried out ‘in accordance with the provisions of the motu proprio Vos Estis Lux Mundi.’
A Stop on Canada’s Euthanasia Slippery Slope
The Canadian pro-life movement rarely gets good news. But this week it got something to give a glimmer of hope that the slippery slope of legalized euthanasia may be finally arrested.
Canadian Cardinal Lacroix to ‘Temporarily’ Step Down, Denies Sexual Abuse Allegations
Cardinal Lacroix, 66, is a member of the Council of Cardinals advising Pope Francis. He has been a cardinal since 2014 and archbishop of Quebec since 2011.
Canadian Cardinal Lacroix Named in Sexual-Abuse Lawsuit
The allegations are included as part of a lawsuit filed against the Archdiocese of Quebec and were made public in court on Thursday.
Critics: Death Stats in Canada, Some U.S. States Hide Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide Numbers
As a result of the framework for counting MAID deaths, a Canadian person who avails himself or herself of assisted suicide because of a cancer diagnosis is listed as officially dying of cancer and not of the lethal drugs they were prescribed and ingested.
Quebec Archdiocese Celebrates 350th Anniversary with Jubilee Year of Celebration
An event for families at the cathedral will be offered in September 2024, which includes a “lively artistic itinerary” and will take place Sept. 20–22.
