Statement from the Executive Committee of the CCCB on the upcoming federal elections: "Voting: a duty, a gift, an opportunity”

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Friday, September 17 2021

The Executive Committee of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops encourages all Catholics in Canada to vote in the upcoming federal elections. In preparation, the faithful should reflect on their concerns and aspirations, familiarize themselves with the different party platforms, as well as with the candidates in their respective ridings,…

Statement on Recent Acts of Violence in Canada

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Thursday, June 10 2021

Today, the members of the Executive Committee of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) published a statement calling for an end to religious violence in Canada, and more specifically Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia. Statement on Recent Acts of Violence in Canada

2021 Easter Message

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Friday, March 26 2021

“This is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad. Alleluia” There is something unique about the Easter Liturgies, and that is, the reality of movement – not just activity, but a joyful movement of going forth – the Church that goes forth! We certainly see…

Decree no. 2020-01-E – Decree of Implementation of the Revised Translation of the Trinitarian Ending of the Collect

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Tuesday, February 09 2021

PDF Version: Decree no. 2020-01-E – Decree of Implementation of the Revised Translation of the Trinitarian Ending of the Collect

Christmas Message 2020

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Monday, December 21 2020

Dear Friends, We approach the celebration of Christmas this year with some important new realities that are very present to us. There is our experience of a world pandemic over the past nine months, an unprecedented period of uncertainty and hardship that we have never experienced before. There is the…

CCCB President Signs Joint Statement in Support of Artsakh

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Monday, November 30 2020

The Most Reverend Richard Gagnon, Archbishop of Winnipeg and President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB), has signed a Joint Statement with the Most Reverend Mikael Mouradian, Eparchial Bishop for the Catholic Armenians in Canada and the United States and the Most Reverend Abgar Hovakimyan, Primate of the…