In his weekly catechesis, Pope Francis paused his usual cycle of catechesis to instead recall the experience of migrants who cross seas and deserts to reach their new homes. ...read more

The movie is a testament to how a person’s life can transform in a year due to the power of prayer and the positive influence of a mentor. ...read more

In his weekly General Audience, Pope Francis reflected on the descent of the Holy Spirit on Christ at his baptism. He said that "In the Jordan, God the Father “anointed with the Holy Spirit”; that is, He consecrated Jesus as King, Prophet, and Priest." ...read more

Julian reflects on the patience, expectation, and preparation of welcoming the gift of new life to the human family. ...read more

On Thursday, August 15, 2024, Pope Francis led the Angelus Prayer and gave an address on the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. He said that "the Blessed Virgin is She who goes before us on the journey, reminding us all that our life is also a continuous journey towards the horizon of the definitive encounter." ...read more

In this month of August, our Holy Father invites us to pray for political leaders, that they be at the service of their own people. ...read more

Mary Rose reflects on her experience of the Ladies Program at the K of C Supreme Convention, and the Knightly chivalry that abounded in Quebec City. ...read more

Julien Hammond recounts the history of Lutheran Church-Canada and it's dialogue with Roman Catholics in Canada. ...read more

Deacon Pedro highlights two important conversations from a special episode of SLHour, available now on YouTube and your favourite podcast app. ...read more

On Wednesday, August 7, 2024, Pope Francis resumed his weekly cycle of catechesis during his General Audience. Continuing his series on "The Spirit and the Bride," he said that our belief that the Virgin Mary “'was found to be with child of the Holy Spirit' (Matthew 1:18) is the foundation that enables us to speak of Mary as the quintessential Bride, who is a figure of the Church." ...read more