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Magnifica Humanitas: Encyclical Reading Group
Sep-14-2026 to Dec-09-2026 (09:00 AM to 05:00 PM)
A HYBRID EVENT RECOMMENDED BY THE OFFICE FOR ECUMENICAL AND INTERFAITH RELATIONSThis fall, The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) invites Christians from diverse traditions across Canada to join a national reading initiative on Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical, Magnifica...
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Navigating AI through Magnifica Humanitas – Part 2
Matthew Harvey Sanders, created Magisterium AI, an AI platform designed to answer questions about the Catholic faith. He also worked with the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Office of Spiritual Affairs. He was among the technology leaders invited to the...
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A Closer Look at Magnifica Humanitas – Part 1
Matthew Harvey Sanders created Magisterium AI, an AI platform designed to answer questions about the Catholic faith. He also worked with the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Office of Spiritual Affairs. He was among the technology leaders invited to the...
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How to be Marian in our Daily Lives
As we celebrate the month of Mary, Dr. Josephine Lombardi, Academic Dean of St. Augustine’s Seminary and Associate Professor of Systematic and Pastoral Theology, reflects on ways that we can all be Marian Successors – one who stands...
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Living the Faith through Consecrated Virginity
Erin Kinsella is a Consecrated Virgin of the Archdiocese of Ottawa, the author of Espoused to Christ: A Theology of Consecrated Virginity, and a co-host of "In the Thicket," a podcast on suffering and hope. She has worked in...
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National Family and Life Week 2025
Every May, the Office of Formation for Discipleship spotlights family life ministry, including the start of the annual National Family and Life Week, from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Office for Family and Life.
The 2025 theme, drawn...
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Photos - Book Barrow - Saturday, February 8, 2025
Photos taken in our church vestibule after the 5:00 pm Mass yesterday evening. Members of our Legion of Mary were there to help parishioners choose a book to take home for their spiritual reading. The Book Barrow took place...
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