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On June 24, people of faith, community advocates, and residents gathered in downtown Toronto for the Interfaith Walk and Rally for Housing Justice. During the rally, Fr. Prakash A. Lohale, OP, Social Justice Animator at the Mary Ward Centre, shared a reflection on homelessness, human dignity, and our collective responsibility to build communities where everyone has a safe place to call home. We are pleased to share his remarks in full, along with a video recording of his ad

On June 24th, please join us for a 2 km peaceful interfaith community walk and rally at City Hall. The event will include stops at the Toronto Homeless Memorial and the Spirit Garden with speakers and artists. Food, dental and other supplies will be provided for outreach.

One of the world's most important sporting events is approaching, and Canada will host 13 matches. Events of this magnitude involve enormous risks.

On this International Day of Education, proclaimed by the United Nations, we reaffirm that it is one of the most powerful tools to prevent injustice and protect human dignity. During Reading Week 2026, four inspiring University of Toronto student volunteers — Skyler, Ishita, Solbi & Jina — took initiative and asked their peers a critical question: What do University of Toronto students know about human trafficking?

The Interfaith Thanksgiving Dinner, held on Monday, October 13, 2025, at Sacré Coeur Parish Hall, welcomed approximately 30 young adults and individuals without family in Canada.

Thousands of people think of migration as a solution to security and economic challenges; however, the information they receive is often inc