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May 12, 2009
Over the past week, many Albertans have reacted strongly to the Alberta government’s Bill 45, whi...
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April 27, 2009
If she gets her wish, this year Dr. Suhaila Tarazi will be able to celebrate Easter at the Church...
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April 02, 2009
Over the past few weeks, three journalists took action against the Centre for Faith and the Media...
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March 24, 2008
Children being raised in a religious environment is a volatile issue, at least to anti-theists. A...
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March 04, 2008
In Ontario’s it’s often the little things that kick up the biggest fuss. This time, i...
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Just prior to the G8/G20 Summits in Canada, another significant event took place, the World Religions Summit 2010 which was held in Winnipeg June 20-23. Religious leaders from over seventy countries convened to craft and agree upon a statement to the political leaders at the G8/G20 Summits. To find out more about that Summit, and the final statement from the Summit which was delivered to the political leaders, visit: www.faithchallengeG8.com
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Letter writers praise, criticize John Paul II
April 03, 2005
"Millions upon millions of baptized Catholics who have left the church because of its retrograde teachings on sexuality, marriage, birth control, homosexuality and the place of women in the church and society in general."
Canadians Remember
April 02, 2005
Across Canada, people remember Pope John Paul II's visits here, and his significance to Canadian Roman Catholics.
Gen Xers find Jesus: Churches learn new ways to engage today's young people
March 07, 2005
This is a report looking at young people's religious attitudes in Canada. The reporter describes "today's Gen-Xers and Millennials" as "kids" and/or "they," making it clear that he belongs to Baby-boomers. (He does not seem to have much of an insight into the lives and aspiration of today's young...
Searching for more meaning
December 14, 2004
Reginald Bibby, sociology professor at the University of Lethbridge, says Canadians may grow away from religion in their 20s -- some people will experiment with other faiths, but most come back to the religion they grew up with because when people get older, they need those rights of passage: Mar...