Registered

The Catholic Register
  • 0.0 (0)
  • News

A deep dive into the week's news as covered by The Catholic Register, Canada's leading source of Catholic news since 1893.

  1. 8h ago

    Global Christian Persecution. New Migrant Ministry. The Fighting Minister.

    Editor Mickey Conlon is joined by associate editor Quinton Amundson and reporter Luke Mandato in an episode brought to you by Missions and Martyrs, the Register’s commemorative magazine celebrating 100 years of the Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario. Amundson first breaks down the latest International Christian Concern Global Persecution Index, highlighting the intensifying crisis in Nigeria where Fulani militants are responsible for a large share of attacks on Christians, alongside discussions on government complicity, corruption, and practical ways Catholics can respond through prayer, education, and support. The team also covers the CCCB’s new national migrant and refugee ministry, designed to support dioceses, parishes, and agencies working with newcomers. Mandato shares his compelling interview with Ramuel Villardo, Covenant House Toronto chaplain and four-time Canadian Muay Thai champion, who blends combat sports with spiritual guidance for at-risk youth, including at an upcoming OCY Faith and Fitness Night. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: Canadian Catholic immigration agencies embrace new CCCB ministry | The Catholic RegisterChristian oppression in Nigeria, Iran intensifies, report finds | The Catholic Register About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  2. Jul 24

    Pope Leo's connection to Canada. Jubilee33 and the KeySeek app.

    Associate Editor Quinton Amundson is joined by special guest Dennis Girard, co-founder of the Marian Devotional Movement with his wife Angelina, to discuss The Catholic Register’s most recent cover feature about Pope Leo’s remarkable ancestral connection to Canada’s oldest Marian Shrine. Girard explains how he and his wife’s “dig in the mud” philosophy, and providence from God and Mother Mary, helped him trace the Pope’s genealogical connection to Our Lady of the Cape through the Boucher family. Girard also shares details about the new initiative Jubilee 33, an effort to bring more people to Jesus through Mary leading up to the 2000th anniversary of Christ conquering death on the cross, particularly the PAC 27 Marian Congress coming to Ottawa in September 2027, and the KeySeek app that digitally accompanies anyone on the Jubilee33 journey. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: Pope Leo’s roots planted at Our Lady of the Cape | The Catholic Register2,000 years since Christ's Passion celebrations to launch in Ottawa | The Catholic Register About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  3. Jul 17

    Venezuela Earthquake Continued Relief. ShareLife at 50. Peterson Meets Lonergan.

    Editor Mickey Conlon is joined by associate editor Quinton Amundson and reporter Luke Mandato in an episode brought to you by Missions and Martyrs, the Register’s new commemorative magazine celebrating 100 years of the Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario. Mandato reports on the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela that have claimed over 4,700 lives. He shares what Development and Peace – Caritas Canada is doing to support the shift from rescue to long-term recovery efforts amid the country’s ongoing challenges. Amundson updates listeners on the ShareLife campaign’s strong progress in its 50th anniversary year, with more than 60 per cent of the goal already raised, and discusses upcoming events and teases the Register’s special coverage. Amunson also highlights his talk with Dr. Steven Umbrello about his work exploring how the ideas of Jordan Peterson and the late Jesuit philosopher Bernard Lonergan can complement each other to foster greater consciousness in a confused world. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: ShareLife, 50 years standing for what Catholics believe | The Catholic RegisterVenezuela enters recovery stage after earthquakes | The Catholic Register About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  4. Jul 13

    York’s Distinguished Catholic Alumni. Sacred Music. Religious Freedom Concerns.

    Editor Mickey Conlon is joined by associate editor Quinton Amundson and reporter Luke Mandato in an episode brought to you by Missions and Martyrs, the Register’s new commemorative magazine celebrating 100 years of the Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario. The team reflects on Canada’s strong showing at the FIFA World Cup and various Catholic athletes making their mark on and off the pitch. Mandato shares his story on Ryan Nembhard of the Dallas Mavericks, a recipient of the York Catholic District School Board’s Distinguished Alumni Award, and the Catholic values that define Nembhard’s journey. Amundson highlights two inspiring stories of Catholics making beautiful sacred music, using their talents to glorify God. The conversation turns to address growing concerns over the proposed federal Bills C-22 and C-34 and their potential impact on religious freedom, with Amundson sharing insights from those he interviewed. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: Bill C-22, C-34 raise concerns | The Catholic RegisterYoung composer looks back, moves forward | The Catholic RegisterAt 100, the song is far from over | The Catholic RegisterNBA star embodies Catholic values | The Catholic Register About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  5. Jun 26

    Fr. Richard Conlin’s Golf Ministry. AI in Catholic Services. TCDSB's Aspire Games.

    Editor Mickey Conlon is joined by associate editor Quinton Amundson and reporter Luke Mandato in this week’s episode, brought to you by Missions and Martyrs, the new commemorative magazine celebrating 100 years of the Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario. As summer begins, Mandato shares his conversation with Fr. Rich Conlin, a priest of the Archdiocese of Vancouver sporting a background as an accomplished golfer. The team reflects on faith, golf, and the unique ways priests connect with the faith through the game. Amundson reports on how Catholic social service agencies are thoughtfully adopting artificial intelligence to better serve their clients, emphasizing that AI is being used to enhance, not replace, their human work. The hosts also discuss Amundson’s article on the Toronto Catholic District School Board’s Aspire Games, an inclusive sports initiative at James Cardinal McGuigan Catholic High School in Toronto designed for students with special needs. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  6. Jun 19

    Catholic Take on Longevity Trends. MAiD Pause. World Cup Catholic Stars.

    Editor Mickey Conlon is joined by associate editor Quinton Amundson and reporter Luke Mandato in an episode brought to you by Missions and Martyrs, the Registers’ new commemorative magazine celebrating 100 years of the Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario. Mandato opens by sharing insights from his look into human longevity through a Catholic lens, exploring modern efforts to extend life and what one prominent McGill professor has to say about it. The team celebrates a significant development on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), as a special parliamentary committee recommends an indefinite delay in expanding it to those with mental illness. Mandato looks into an upcoming interfaith walk in Toronto aimed at highlighting homelessness as the World Cup approaches, including his conversation with Fr. Prakash Lohale of the Mary Ward Centre. The episode closes on a high note with Canada’s strong start at the FIFA World Cup, spotlighting Catholic school graduates like Cyle Larin and Richie Laryea, with Amundson sharing his talk with one of Laryea’s former teachers at St. Jerome. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: Human longevity is in God's hands | The Catholic RegisterCommittee says no to MAiD for mental illness | The Catholic Register About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  7. Jun 15

    Martyrs’ Shrine Celebration Day. Synergy Toronto Conference. Decade of MAiD.

    In this episode, editor Mickey Conlon is joined by reporter Luke Mandato in an episode is brought to you by “Missions and Martyrs,” the new commemorative magazine celebrating 100 years of the Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland, Ontario, and 400 years since St. Jean de Brébeuf’s arrival in Huronia. Conlon and Mandato discuss the ongoing 100th anniversary celebrations at the Martyrs’ Shrine, including the Daily TV Mass team’s special programming and the major anniversary day on June 27. The team also covers the upcoming Synergy Toronto 2026 conference organized by Catholic Charities, aimed at strengthening collaboration between Catholic organizations in social services, health, and education. Marking 10 years since the legalization of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in Canada, the hosts reflect on Terry O’Neill’s hard-hitting series in the B.C. Catholic, generational attitudes toward the issue, and its rapid expansion across the country. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

  8. Jun 5

    Martyrs’ Shrine Gala. AI Encyclical. World Cup Catholicity.

    In this episode, editor Mickey Conlon is joined by associate editor Quinton Amundson and reporter Luke Mandato, in an episode is brought to you by the Canadian Martyrs’ Shrine, celebrating its 100th anniversary and 400 years since St. Jean de Brébeuf first encountered the Wendat people in Huronia. Conlon and Mandato recap a special night at the Martyrs’ Shrine Centennial Gala and the release of the new commemorative magazine “Missions and Martyrs”, a joint project between the Shrine and The Catholic Register. Amundson shares reactions to Pope Leo XIV’s long-awaited encyclical on artificial intelligence, Magnifica Humanitas, and the team discusses their thoughts on the document. The conversation turns to the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Canada, with a spotlight on Brampton’s St. Edmund Campion High School, which has produced three players on Canada’s National Team. Amundson shares his conversation with their former coach, while Mandato reports on Athletes in Action’s special Victory Beyond the Cup project. Music on Registered courtesy of Sappheiros: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5ZVHXQZAIn9WJXvy6qn9K0 , powered by BreakingCopyright: https://breakingcopyright.com Read these related stories from catholicregister.org: Catholic grads set to shine on World Cup stage | The Catholic RegisterVictory at hand beyond World Cup | The Catholic RegisterAI's choice: do we build Babel or Jerusalem? | The Catholic Register‘Where the saints once walked’ | The Catholic Register About the Hosts: Mickey Conlon: Is the Editor of The Catholic Register and has been a reporter and columnist for the Register. Luke Mandato: Is a reporter for The Catholic Register. Quinton Amundson: Quinton is Associate Editor at The Catholic Register.

See All (45)

About

A deep dive into the week's news as covered by The Catholic Register, Canada's leading source of Catholic news since 1893.

Information

  • Creator
    The Catholic Register
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    45
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © The Catholic Register
  • Show Website
    Registered