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Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B – February 4th, 2018 The centerpiece of the stone ruins of the village of Capernaum on the Sea of Galilee’s northwest shore is the black octagonal Chu
...read moreQuebec will mark the one-year anniversary of the mosque shooting with a vigil tonight that will be held in Quebec City to commemorate the racial violence that resulted in the deaths of six men. It wa
...read moreLast time we spoke about original sin and salvation. Now let’s look at why we baptise babies. Jesus has promised to be with us in the Sacraments, and in Baptism we are saying that we want to be memb
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Tune in Monday through Thursday at 7pm ET for our 5-minute daily current affairs edition of Perspectives, covering major Catholic headlines from around the world.

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NEWPerspectives on What is the Future of China-Vatican Relations?
We have heard so many stories about the Church in China, about persecution and about an underground church, yet for Bishop Ignatius Wang, th...
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Taking the Pulse: Youth, Faith & Vocations
In preparation for the Synod on “Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment” Deacon Pedro Guevara-Mann speaks with young people, taking their pulse on some of the big questions in life, and tries to identify the most effective ways to announce the Good News to young people today.
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Salt + Light Magazine – Winter 2017
Salt and Light Magazine is a high-quality seasonal publication that is widely distributed across Canada. Written in both English and French, the publication features guest columns, in-depth features and highlights from Salt + Light programs and initiatives.
SUBJECT MATTERS
is not your typical book show. It serves as both a response and a reminder: a response to the demands of the technological age by its infusion of the rich, imaginative content of books into the best and most creative audio/visual elements; and a reminder...
With the Smell of the Sheep
The Pope Speaks to Priests, Bishops, and Other Shepherds. This comprehensive collection of texts by Pope Francis is an absolute gem and an indispensable resource for any pastoral minister in the Church...
Canonization Mass of Teresa of Kolkata
Relive Mother Teresa Canonization Mass commentary by Fr. Thomas Rosica ...
NEW Lectio Divina
is not a catechesis or a teaching but it is a prayer, a divine reading, a personal encounter with God in Sacred Scripture. Each episode begins with a glimpse of Cardinal Collins presiding over Vespers at St. Michael's Cathedral in downtown Toronto. Lectio Divina follows immediately afterwards.
Charity Without Borders
The Church of today, like yesterday, is largely involved in the lives of the most fragile people across every continent. Our journalist and reporter Charles Le Bourgeois flies to the ends of the earth, ‘to the peripheries’ to create a series of reports on the Church’s encounter with those who are suffering.
SISTERHOOD
gives viewers an exclusive look into the daily lives of these remarkable women betrothed to Christ. Vietnam, Philippines, Timor-Leste, Tanzania, Nigeria, Kenya and Uganda are just some of the countries where we visit with sisters who toil tirelessly in the vineyard of the Lord. ...
FATIMA 100
May 13, 2017 was the hundredth anniversary of the beginning of the apparitions of Our Lady to the three shepherd children of Fatima, Portugal in 1917. The three children were Francisco Marto and Jacinta Marto and, their cousin, Lucia dos Santos. S+L brought you Pope Francis’ visit to Fatima for this historic celebration.
NEW Biblical Reflections
Fr. Thomas Rosica is a priest of the Congregation of St. Basil. In February, 2009, Pope Benedict XVI appointed Fr. Rosica a Consultor to the Pontifical Council for Social Communications.
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