Issue #473
Date posted on May 27, 2022
THE NATIONAL ROSARY FOR THE FAMILY, sponsored by the CCCB Standing Committee for Family and Life, will be prayed on Sunday, June 19th, beginning at 3:00 p.m. EDT (a time chosen to accommodate the various time zones across Canada). The nation-wide ZOOM prayer time is part of the preparation for the 19th World Meeting of Families (WMF) which will be held in Rome from June 22-26, 2022. You are invited to share in this prayer experience with your family and friends.
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Issue #472
Date posted on May 20, 2022
SPONSORED BY THE CANADIAN CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC BISHOPS, the first session of the webinar titled FOR A SYNODAL CHURCH: Communion, Participation and Mission, took place earlier this week. Dr. Moira McQueen and David Dayler gave an informative and historical presentation about synodality with the theme Communion: Journeying Together. The webinar continues on May 25th, when Sister Chantal Desmarais, from the Diocese of Joliette in Quebec, presents on Participation: A Co-responsibility. The webinar concludes on June 1st, when Cardinal Gerald Lacroix, Archbishop of Quebec, presents on Going Forth: A Missionary Church. The sessions begin at 1:00 p.m. and conclude by 2:30 p.m. EDT. Contact m.shea-lawrence@cccb.ca for more information or to register.
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Issue #471
Date posted on May 13, 2022
A FINE PARTNERSHIP HAS DEVELOPED between Cathedral High School and the DeMazenod Door at St. Patrick Parish, Hamilton, over the years. More recently, that partnership has intensified. Food grown in the high school greenhouse, planted by Cathedral students, was donated to the DeMazenod Door Farm. In 2021, all 200 seedlings – beans, tomatoes, zucchini and more – were transplanted to the farm where they grew to provide food for those who come to DeMazenod Door. This year the horticulture class will transplant the seedlings themselves and tend the farm on a weekly basis, providing hands-on opportunities to learn about regenerative and low impact farming methods. Add hens and bees and you get eggs and honey! A mutually beneficial partnership indeed!
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Issue #470
Date posted on May 6, 2022
CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, Mark Daly, has had it in his mind from day one to celebrate the history and the legacy of Catholic students who attended the flagship school! Teacher, historian and artist Vince Lepore spearheaded a Historic Mural and Alumni Wall of Distinction featured on the walls of the school. It was a labour of love! Years were spent researching and accumulating archival documents! The mural is a testament to all that can be accomplished through Catholic education when we work together! An amateur video of the wall is available here. If you want to visit the Cathedral Wall of Distinction in person, email Mr. Lepore at leporev@hwcdsb.ca. Congratulations on a remarkable project!
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