Over the next three weeks, we are going to be reading three long passages from John’s Gospel: The woman at the well, the man born blind, and the story...[read more]
This year’s diocesan Day of Confessions will take place on Wednesday, March 29. The season of Lent is a time to be renewed and to be reconciled with...[read more]
Each year, on the Second Sunday of Lent, the Church invites us to reflect on the miracle of the Transfiguration. It’s a Biblical event that is no doubt familiar...[read more]
The March Break Drop In is a one-day, free morning drop in & luncheon for families in the West Windsor area. Parents or guardians can drop off their children...[read more]
Taize prayer is a simple, meditative form of prayer that calls us to dwell deeply on Christ’s presence around and within us. You are invited...[read more]
“Jesus was tempted, too.” I remember the first time that this reality really hit me, while reading the Gospel passage that we hear on the First Sunday of Lent....[read more]
Today’s Gospel is certainly a difficult one to stomach. We are told to turn the other cheek, give extra when someone asks something of us, to love our enemies,...[read more]
Today’s readings speak to us about the importance of following God’s commandments. The book of Sirach reminds us that if we choose to follow the commandments, they will save...[read more]
The CCCB Executive Committee today announced an emergency aid campaign for earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria. This emergency campaign will be run by CCODP-Caritas Canada, Aid to the Church...[read more]
On 8 February 2023, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops issued the following four pastoral letters on reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Intended as a framework for local engagement with...[read more]
