On the eve of the feast of the Nativity of Our Lady, September 7, 1921, in Dublin, at the initiative of Frank Duff, a young civil servant in the Irish Ministry of Finance and member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a small group of people met with the purpose of together finding a form of apostolate. Together they all invoked the Holy Spirit and recited the rosary before resolving, following the example of the Apostles, to go out in pairs to visit patients in hospital. And so was born the Legion of Mary!

The Bishops of Canada, as a tangible expression of their commitment to walk with the Indigenous Peoples of this land along the pathway of hope, are making a nation-wide collective financial commitment to support healing and reconciliation initiatives for residential school survivors, their families, and their communities.

On Monday, October 18, the pontifical charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) is once again this year inviting parishes, kindergartens, schools and families to take part in the One Million Children Praying the Rosary campaign.

One year following the publication of the encyclical "Fratelli tutti," the Office for Consecrated Life and the Social Action Office of the Archdiocese of Montreal wish to invite all persons in consecrated life and those involved in social ministry to join them for a virtual meeting: the Carrefour "Fratelli Tutti - For a Culture of Encounter".

Par les fenêtres situées à l'ouest, le soleil doré du soir pénètre le sanctuaire, illuminant l'immense fresque de la Madone et l’Enfant. L'air à l'intérieur est animé par les douces mélodies et l'accompagnement aux tambours métalliques de l'ensemble choral et instrumental. Nous filtrons dans l’espace, arrivés de nos nombreux lieux d'origine et nous nous asseyons un à un, par groupes de deux, par familles, tous chaleureusement accueillis dans l'église de Notre-Dame-des-Hongrois.