Quinton Amundson

A month after attending the Vatican’s Jubilee of Synodal Teams and Participatory Bodies (Oct. 24–26), Canadian lay leaders involved in the Church’s synodality movement hosted a webinar to reflect on the event and discuss next steps in the synodal journey.

Archbishop-designate Stephen Hero said he is not coming to Edmonton “with an agenda in my pocket.”

This Advent, Archbishop Terrence Prendergast, SJ is calling on the Catholic faithful, both clergy and laity, to honour our faith by restoring solemnity and reverence to the Church’s sacred celebrations.

Travis Callaway, like many with such interests, eagerly awaits an expected encyclical from Pope Leo XIV on artificial intelligence.

After a busy Sunday celebrating three Masses, Fr. Susai Jesu, OMI, returned home on Nov. 16 ready to relax.

Listen up: I’m going to impart a helpful suggestion that has never been conveyed throughout the 132-year history of The Catholic Register. You ready? Here it goes…We must strive to read The Holy Bible every day.

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (CCCB) Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace is striving to chart a promising path forward with its release of a pastoral letter on Nov. 16, the World Day of the Poor.

From Nov. 10 to 17, Cardinal Frank Leo, with helping hands from Connaissance Travel, guided 108 Catholics from the Archdiocese of Toronto on a Jubilee Pilgrimage to the Eternal City. The Catholic Register’s Quinton Amundson accompanied the expectant travellers from the departure gate in Pearson Airport to their faith-renewed return flight home.

All throughout the Archdiocese of Toronto Jubilee Pilgrimage to Rome, sojourners from Canada’s largest Catholic community expressed that the week was grounding and spiritually transformative.

Pope Leo XIV welcomed CCCB representatives to Rome and gifted 62 Indigenous artifacts from the Vatican Museums' ethnological collections for transfer to National Indigenous Organizations (NIOs).