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Join us for this free panel discussion on the proper role of news in a democratic society and what might be the proper approaches to and consumption of news.
Catholic Conscience and the Newman Centre at the University of Toronto are presenting a panel discussion on effective participation in politics and political parties.
Join us as members of each of the major political parties will help us understand the proper roles and purposes of political parties.
We are excited to share that the Archdiocese of Toronto will be hosting a federal election debate on October 3rd, so that Canada’s Catholic community can hear directly from the political parties about issues of deep concern to Catholics. This
2019 FEDERAL ELECTION: WHY VOTE? How to discern your vote thoughtfully. Presented in partnership with St. Gregory's Catholic Women’s League
Watch the CBC's livestream on Catholic Conscience at CatholicConscience.org/live
As a follow-up to the Archdiocesan all-parties’ debate on October 3, candidates from the three major downtown ridings of Fort-York – Spadina, University – Rosedale, and Toronto Centre have been invited to meet and speak with voters from a number of parishes in each of their ridings.
More information at https://www.debates-debats.ca/en/debates2019
The 43rd Canadian federal election is scheduled to take place on or before October 21, 2019. The October 21 date of the vote is determined by the fixed-date procedures in the Canada Elections Act but the Act does not preclude
Join us on February 12 at St Peter's Church in downtown Toronto for an introduction to the social justice teachings of the Church, lead by Catholic Conscience's Matt Marquardt. This event will be the lead-off in a four-part series hosted
British Columbia goes to the polls on October 24, 2020. Here's what Catholics ought to know.
