Salt + Light Televised Mass Schedule – French Translation

Salt + Light Televised Mass Schedule

Further Directives from Chancellor Msgr. Kroetsch regarding COVID-19

A Message from Bishop Crosby: Lift Up Your Hearts

Updated Directives from Bishop Crosby regarding COVID-19

Statement by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops on the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Bishop Crosby’s Open Letter: New Directives Regarding COVID-19

Issue #395

COVID-19 UPDATED DIRECTIVES have been sent to all Parishes and posted on our Diocesan Website today.  These guidelines are effective immediately.

Issue #394

THE WORLD DAY OF PRAYER (formerly The Women’s World Day of Prayer) is a global ecumenical movement which brings Christians of many traditions together to pray for relevant issues affecting women and children. The movement has been active for nearly 100 years. Each year, a different participating country writes the service. This year’s country is Zimbabwe. The World Day of Prayer is traditionally celebrated on the first Friday of March. The motto of the World Day of Prayer movement is Informed Prayer and Prayerful Action. Both prayer and action are inseparable and both have immeasurable influence on the world!

Bishop Crosby’s Open Letter Addressing Concerns About Liturgical Practices

Issue #393

THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE for the Canadian Catholic Youth Ministers Network, which was held at the Convention Centre in Hamilton last weekend was an unqualified success! Congratulations to Christina Mines and Nicole McCowell for their good work in assuring that everything was ready to welcome the 170 participants and various keynote speakers. There were many challenges to face due to train cancellations and health issues, but with the professional help of our Chancery personnel, the bases were covered. The CCYMN Executive met for several days afterwards at Mount Mary Immaculate Retreat Centre. It was a stellar event!

Issue #392

THE CANADIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH MINISTRY NETWORK CONFERENCE – HOPE COMES HOME – begins today. Yesterday, five participants from the Diocese of Churchill-Hudson Bay, arrived in Hamilton. Three Inuit women, a Priest, and a lay minister, all from Whale Cover and Naujaat, Nunavut, were hosted at a dinner sponsored by our Youth Ministry Office last evening. It was a fine start to the Conference that will welcome 170 participants from across the country! Exciting times!