WEEKLY BULLETIN – October 8, 2024 (Ferial)
A woman named Martha welcomed him into her home. Mary has chosen the better part. (Luke 10.38-42) FROM THE DIOCESE Thanksgiving Weekend The Diocesan Offices will be closed on Monday,
Continue readingA woman named Martha welcomed him into her home. Mary has chosen the better part. (Luke 10.38-42) FROM THE DIOCESE Thanksgiving Weekend The Diocesan Offices will be closed on Monday,
Continue readingThe statement “What God needs from us is love, reconciliation, and a spirit of forgiveness” might seem puzzling at first. After all, God is perfect and all-powerful. How can He
Continue readingThe Church carries a rich lineage of mystics, including figures like Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque and Josefa Menendez, who were granted visions of Jesus and received the deep desires of
Continue readingAn engaging recording that examines Fr. James Mallon’s compelling approach for evolving parishes from a maintenance mindset to a thriving missionary community.me. This informative audio covers an extensive
Continue readingHis face was set toward Jerusalem. (Luke 9.51-56) FROM THE CCCB World Day of Migrants and Refugees OTTAWA, 29 September 2024 — “God walks with His people” is the theme chosen
Continue readingAs central foundations of Christian spirituality and life, prayer and service stand as two fundamental pillars of faith. However, it is crucial to understand that the efficacy of these practices
Continue readingFrom Genesis to Revelation, we see how God’s boundless love redeems, restores and sanctifies even the most broken and lost souls. And as we grow in our own love for
Continue readingIn the tradition of Catholic mysticism, saints and mystics have often spoken of the supernatural power that lies in prayer and our love for God. This power does not merely
Continue readingEvangelization, at the heart of the Church’s mission, stems from the mandate Christ gave to His apostles: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name
Continue reading“My mother and my brothers are those who hear the word of God and put it into practice.” (Luke 8.19-21) FROM THE CCCB PRESIDENT’S REPORT – Canadian Conference of Catholic
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