The pandemic has forced the closure of parishes and other churches across Canada. Although lockdown restrictions continue to be eased and churches are now open, health regulations remain in place and a likely second wave of COVID-19 is expected. How can we reach parishioners and other people of faith in this context? Bill Hatch, outreach …
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When meeting husband and wife Bruno Arnold and Eleanor Fulcher, one might think they are another handsome and successful Toronto power couple; while the terms faithful and active Catholic parishioners might not come to mind. But this is in fact an integral part of this generous and humble couple’s life. Since coming to Our Lady …
By Fr. Michael J. Rogers, S.J. | Photos by Michael Rosinski, S.J. May 25, 2020 – In two of the more memorable and elegantly simple ceremonies in recent history, Terrence Prendergast, SJ, Archbishop of Ottawa-Cornwall, ordained Christopher Kellerman, SJ (UCS), Trevor Rainwater, SJ (UMI), Oshish Tirkey, SJ (DAR), Jean Francky Guerrier, SJ (CAN), and Adam …
Memorial University hosts Chaplains from number of faith groups who are here to students of any faith thrive, providing someone to talk to and spiritual development of growth.
While a large proportion of the Canadian population is in self isolation due to Coronavirus Covid-19, technology is vital to sustaining our need for human contact. So, in a today’s context, how can technology help us to maintain personal connections and build community?
UBC Campus Ministry provides a safe environment for students who wish to further their spiritual journey. Confidential spiritual and personal counselling are available, as well as the opportunity to discuss faith issues in various discussion forums. Students do not have to be Roman Catholic to use the services of the Campus Ministry and to attend their events.
The Martyrs’ Shrine is the National Shrine to the Canadian Martyrs. The Shrine honours the eight Jesuit Saints who lived, worked, and died here over 350 years ago.
The community therefore has different missions, firstly to be a place of formation for the confreres who are studying. As a community we have pastoral responsibility for the chapel for which we have responsibility. To do this, the community invites you to come and pray with us on Sundays from September to June. The chapel will open will be open from 4.30 p.m. and the Eucharistic celebration will begin.
“Restore all things in Christ!” St. Pius X Church in St. John’s, Newfoundland, celebrates 50 years of Catholic Service in the Jesuit Tradition. The mission of the Parish of St. Pius X is the furtherance of the Church’s mission of salvation.