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Try a media fast this Lent
Salt + Light Media
March 3, 2012
Lent! Ahhh yes… the sweet smell of suffering! If you are fully embracing our great Catholic tradition of penance, I have a suggestion for a different kind of “fast” this year, one very appropriate for our age – A fast from media! “But Mark, we don’t want to put you (or S+L) out of a ...
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March 3, 2012
Salt + Light Media
March 3, 2012
[singlepic id=148 w=200 h=200 float=right] After 75 years of service, the Catholic Digest will be going through a face-lift. New editor-in-chief, Danielle Bean joins us this week on S+L Radio to give us the details. Our featured artist of the week, Tom Tomaszek tells us about his newest venture, TheFiveLoaves.com and Sr. Marie-Paul Curley offers her ...
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The Catholic Register previews new S+L documentary
Kris Dmytrenko
March 3, 2012
S+L’s documentary “Across the Divide” hasn’t been released yet, but already our trailer has been generating buzz. Michael Swan from the Catholic Register visited our broadcast centre recently to learn more about the project. At the end of his article, he revealed some exciting plans that we’ve been quietly on: before its broadcast debut, we ...
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Perspectives: The Weekly Edition – Prayer and the Taizé Community
Salt + Light Media
March 2, 2012
Lent is a period of reflection and prayer, of looking for the meaning of our prayers. One community is intimately connected with this search is the Taize Community. The Taize community is an ecumenical society of more than 100 brothers who take vows and commit themselves to the apostolate of reconciliation. It began in 1940 ...
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The Catholic Church and the media: Enduring a contemporary trial
Sebastian Gomes
March 2, 2012
For Christians the season of Lent is a time for reflecting on and confronting the reality of trials. These are periods in our lives filled with anxiety, doubt, anger, helplessness, and even despair; they are a part of our human experience. And it is not surprising that the Scriptures shed enormous light on the matter, ...
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Celebrate with Cardinal Collins
Alicia Ambrosio
March 1, 2012
Yesterday, Wednesday February 29, Cardinal Thomas Collins celebrated his recent elevation to the cardinalate with a Mass of Thanksgiving at Toronto’s St. Michael’s Cathedral.  Toronto is a large archdiocese and, naturally, not everyone who wanted to attend could make it to the Mass. In order to include all of Toronto’s faithful in this joyful moment ...
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Inspiring young people with prayer
Carlos Ferreira
March 1, 2012
Lent is a period of reflection and prayer, of looking for the meaning of our prayers. One community is intimately connected with this search is the Taize Community. The Taize community is an ecumenical society of more than 100 brothers who take vows and commit themselves to the apostolate of reconciliation. It began in 1940 ...
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Holy Father’s prayer intentions for March
Deacon Pedro
March 1, 2012
Join us in prayer for the intentions entrusted to us by Pope Benedict XVI.  For March 2012, we join the Holy Father in praying for: Contribution of Women. That the whole world may recognize the contribution of women to the development of society. Persecuted Christians. That the Holy Spirit may grant perseverance to those who ...
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Dignitaries fill cathedral to congratulate new Cardinal
Kris Dmytrenko
February 29, 2012
As Mass began in Toronto’s Cathedral this morning, more than a few familiar faces lined the pews. The mayors of Toronto and its neighbouring municipalities were in attendance, seated alongside an MPP from the Ontario government, the provincial leader of the opposition, and the Lieutenant Governor. They came to welcome back one of their own. ...
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Celebrate our newest Cardinal on S+L
Salt + Light Media
February 28, 2012
Tune in to Salt + Light as Canada welcomes home its newest Cardinal, His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins, with a special Mass of Thanksgiving on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 at 10:30am ET / 7:30am PT LIVE from St. Michael’s Cathedral. In addition to the expected 1,000 well-wishers, dignitaries and friends that are expected to attend, ...