Pope Francis encouraged Cardinal Lacroix and the bishops from Quebec to be a missionary church, “a church that goes out, reaches out to people.”

As an indigenous person who works for the Catholic Church, I have pondered the value of an apology to the former students of the residential schools.

United Nations sources report that as many as 30 million are threatened by hunger in South Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria and Yemen—and 20 million “are at immediate risk.”

In neighboring Canada, a dedicated network of Catholic peacemakers has been hard at work building a movement for nonviolence.

The death of a young Canadian Catholic woman during the London Bridge attack has inspired people to help save lives in their own community.

Prime Minister Trudeau wants the Vatican to address the legacy of Catholic-run residential schools where indigenous children suffered abuse.