Quinton Amundson is a journalist featured in prominent outlets such as National Catholic Services, UCA News, and The Boston Pilot. His work primarily explores themes of culture and society, focusing on topics related to Christianity, religious organizations, mental health, and church administration.
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By: Bandi Szakony, Quinton Amundson
Archbishop Paul-André Durocher of Gatineau called for Calgary Catholics to become more active in the mission of proclaiming the Gospel through word and deed. The 72-year-old was the keynote speaker for the Diocese of Calgary's 2026 Word Conference, hosted Oct. 2 and 3 at St. Mary's Cathedral (pictured) and St. Mary's High School.
By: Cristian Gennari, Quinton Amundson
Devotional items are found next to the statue of St. John Paul II Oct. 14, 2026, in front of Rome's Gemelli hospital where Pope Leo XIV is recovering from surgery during which doctors removed his lower right lung to treat a cancerous tumor.
The 100-year anniversary of the beloved St. Peter's stone seminary was celebrated in style from Sept. 28 to 30. Bishops, priests, permanent deacons and laypeople who attended this institution came together for a special group photo.
Catholic schoolchildren in Nigeria after being freed from captivity following their abduction by gunmen. The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church is Nov. 1.
By: Stoyan Nenov, Quinton Amundson
Prelates attend a Mass celebrated by Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, pro-prefect of the Dicastery for Evangelization, in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican Oct. 14, 2026, on the final day of a meeting in which the presidents of bishops' conferences are marking the 10th anniversary of "Amoris Laetitia" ("The Joy of Love"). The Mass also included special prayers for the health of Pope Leo XIV, following his lung surgery the previous day and diagnosis of cancer.
By: Clorinda Galdos Bell, Quinton Amundson
This oil on canvas of the five Georgia Martyrs titled "Before Martyrdom" was created in 2026 by artist Clorinda Galdos Bell. Toronto's Archbishop, Cardinal Frank Leo, was named papal legate for the historic occasion of their beatification.
Feeling a financial squeeze? How about turning to God to ease your economic anxiety. Financial coach Rebecca van Noppen says walking with God is the solution.
By: Marco Bello, Quinton Amundson
The Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking is seeking a new national strategy on human trafficking. Labout trafficking with migrant workers is one of the areas needing attention, it said.
Canada’s crisis pregnancy centres appear to be keeping their charitable status. This year’s budget apparently will not recommend otherwise.
The federal government’s Bill C-41 would continue the exclusion of euthanasia access to individuals solely living with a mental illness indefinitely and decriminalize advance requests
