On Friday, November 11, the Saint-Denis Parish Council organized a special event. Parishioners and members of religious congregations met with the artist Yves-Daniel Thibodeau, who painted the sixteen panels honouring the founders of the Church in Canada which are found in the choir, transepts and nave of the church situated on Laurier Avenue. In attendance were: Sister Danielle Dubois, Sister Danielle Mineau, Sister Andrée Maheu, Sister Claudette Houle and Sister Michelle Beaulieu.
Canadian Religious Conference presents:
Welcoming refugees and immigrants: Theological reflection and action
A day of reflection for women and men religious in leadership, future leaders, JPIC representatives, associates and any interested lay person
Saturday, Dec. 3 [10 a.m. – 3 p.m.] Monday, Dec. 5 [10 a.m. – 3 p.m.]
St. Helen’s Church FCJ Christian Life Centre
3894 Triumph Street, Burnaby BC 219 - 19th Avenue SW, Calgary AB
Cost: $20 at door (lunch included). For further information or to confirm your presence, contact Stéphanie Gravel at sgravel@crc-canada.org by November 28, 2016.
Our Lady of Guadalupe and the search for justice and reconciliation
A day of reflection for women and men religious and associates
with Bishop Ricardo Ramirez, CSB
Bishop Emeritus of Las Cruces, New Mexico
Friday, Dec. 9 [9 a.m. – 3 p.m.]
Providence Renewal Centre
3005 – 119 Street NW, Edmonton AB
Cost $25 (coffee and lunch included)
For further information and to register please email jmbigou@crc-canada.org
Remembrance Day is about remembering civilians and military personnel whose efforts and sacrifice made it possible for us to experience the peace we have in our country and to live the values we cherish. We are grateful. Many of us choose to wear artificial poppies in these days before November 11; red poppies symbolize the memory of those who died and white poppies stand for non-military conflict interventions. On November 11, whether we pray in groups with other Canadians or by ourselves, we remember.
On Sunday, November 6, the Liturgy Committee of the Sisters of Providence Motherhouse, Kingston, presented a Workshop entitled, “What It Means to Be An Inclusive Church.” It was attended by the sisters of the city, associates and members of the Sunday assembly.