From May 17 to 24, 2026, Catholics around the world are invited to take part in Laudato Si' Week, an international initiative inspired by Pope Francis's encyclical Laudato Si' on the care of our common home.

At the heart of our lives lies a longing for guidance, something to light our path and give meaning to our days. The Ten Commandments speak to this universal search.

Archbishop Christian Lépine recently appeared on Catholic Canada, a documentary series exploring the history of the Catholic faith in Canada, the country's most significant sites of religious heritage and the stories of leading figures in the Canadian Church.

Catholic bishops from Canada, the United States, Mexico and Costa Rica gathered in Montreal to address migration, human dignity and the pastoral care of refugees and displaced individuals.

On May 13, the Church of Saint-Albert-le-Grand hosted a deeply moving evening with the dramatic reading Frassati et Nous (Frassati and Us), presented by the Imaginart theatre company in collaboration with young people from the Centre étudiant Dominicum (CéDum).