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September 2022

Diocesan Council invests in diocesan property

August 31, 2022
Diocesan Council (DC) held its June meeting in the nave of the cathedral, a splendid and inspiring venue for important conversation and decision making.   DC ...
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Reimagining who we are called to be

August 31, 2022
Where were you born and where did you grow up?  I grew up in Ladysmith and I spent much of my childhood exploring forest floors ...
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What the church has to offer a world in spiritual crisis

August 31, 2022
Book Review: Why Gather? The Hope and Promise of the Church by Martha Tatarnic. New York, NY, Church Publishing, 2022.  Why Gather? is both the ...
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Q&A with Martha Tatarnic

August 31, 2022
Martha Tatarnic is the incumbent at St George, St Catharines in Ontario and is the author of Why Gather?: The Hope and Promise of the ...
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Interconnection and healing from colonization

August 31, 2022
Book Review: Indigenous Healing: Exploring Traditional Paths by Rupert Ross. Toronto, Penguin Canada, 2014.   After hearing Martin Brokenleg, a priest and prominent psychologist specializing in ...
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The first day

August 31, 2022
It is early September 1933 and it has been decreed that I, on the cusp of five years old, should go to school. The great ...
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GVAT assembly aims to have impact on housing crisis

August 31, 2022
Greater Victoria Acting Together is an organization that brings together faith communities, non-profit organizations and labour unions to fight for the common good in our ...
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A look at the year ahead

August 31, 2022
Below are important dates and events coming up in the next program year. Dates for ordinations, courses, diocesan events and conferences and meetings are outlined ...
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Renewed Hearts, Renewed Spirits, Renewed People

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