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25 Questions About the Pope – Answered.
Cheridan Sanders
January 17, 2012
When I was a kid, I’d ask my mom a million questions. Stuff like, how long is a centipede? Why does the sun rise in the morning, and why does Fr. Ballmeier wear a ‘scarf’ (chasuble) during mass? Everyone knows at least one child like me who is insatiably curious. And we’ve all been on ...
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What did the Church do with the talents bestowed at Vatican II?
Sebastian Gomes
January 16, 2012
Recall the parable of the talents (Matt 25:14-30).  A man is preparing for a journey and entrusts his possessions to his servants.  To one he gives five talents; to another he gives two talents; and to another he gives one talent.  The first two servants are proactive and trade with the talents; each doubling what ...
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CCCB – Letter & Report on Solidarity Mission to Haiti
Andrew Santos
January 15, 2012
Archbishops Richard Smith of Edmonton and Paul-Andre Durocher, President and Vice-President respectively for the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, have released a letter to Canadian bishops, outlining their recent solidarity mission to Haiti from Dec. 14 – 21, 2011. Furthermore, the CCCB has compiled a complete report titled, “Challenges and Opportunities in the Reconstruction of ...
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January 14, 2012
Salt + Light Media
January 14, 2012
[singlepic id=141 w=200 h=200 float=right] This week, on a special edition of S+L Radio, we continue to bring you some of our best interviews, artists and songs from last year. Today we hear from author John McNichol about his Young Chesterton Chronicles and we debate creation and evolution with Dr. Gerard Verschuuren. We also listen ...
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CCCB & Canada’s Indigenous Peoples
Andrew Santos
January 14, 2012
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has dedicated a new page on its website to the Church and Indigenous Peoples of Canada. This special project was launched to coincide with the feast day of Canada’s first woman saint, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys. In the Universal Church, St. Marguerite’s feast day is celebrated on Thursday, Jan. 11. ...
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2011 Year in Review – Perspectives Weekly
Cheridan Sanders
January 13, 2012
Tonight on Perspectives: The Weekly Edition, Pedro reviews the big moments of 2011. Who better to talk to than three of Salt + Light’s producers who have been there covering those events. Kris Dmytrenko, Alicia Ambrosio and Cheridan Eygelaar give Pedro their perspective about the key moments for the Church in 2011. ...
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Holy Land Coordination 2012
Alicia Ambrosio
January 13, 2012
Every year bishops representing North America and Europe make a special visit to the Holy Land to meet with the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem. Known as the Holy Land Coordination, the bishops spend the week visiting Christians in and around Jerusalem. They get to see how the average parish works, how Christians live alongside Jews ...
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Timeline of an unforgettable week
Alicia Ambrosio
January 12, 2012
Were you in Madrid this summer for World Youth Day? Were you, like so many others, in the middle of an immense sea of people unable to get the view you wanted? WYD Madrid just uploaded this video to their still-active YouTube page, a one hour look back at whole week of WYD. Titled “Cronica ...
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What makes up a Christian workplace?
Andrew Santos
January 12, 2012
In a report recently released, Compassion Canada has once again made the short-list of Best Christian Workplaces. As a matter of fact, Compassion Canada is the only Canadian organization to make the list this year. Best Christian Workplaces Institute (BCWI) conducts annual employee surveys. They publicly recognize particular organizations that meet the highest standards of ...
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Edmonton celebrates Canada’s newest Cardinal
Alicia Ambrosio
January 11, 2012
With last week’s Epiphany announcement that the Archbishop of Toronto, Thomas Collins would become a cardinal, Canada is rejoicing. Although his face and name are associated with the Archdiocese of Toronto he was previously the Archbishop of Edmonton. This week the Western Catholic Reporter published this story offering insight into what kind of impact he ...