National
CCCB Statement for National Day for Truth & Reconciliation
30-09-2022
As Canadians pause to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Catholic Bishops of Canada prayerfully reflect on the painful journey of Indigenous Peoples of This Land. We are especially mindful of the role of the Catholic Church in operating residential schools and the pain and ongoing trauma it has caused for generations of Indigenous families. In particular, we remember the children who endured pain and suffering in residential schools, aware that many did not return home.
National
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Bridges
30-09-2022
A major step was taken toward reconciliation this summer when the Pope visited Canada.
Montreal
Spiritual Support for Separated or Divorced Persons
30-09-2022
The Diocesan Centre for Marriage, Life and the Family is launching a series of monthly encounters for those wounded in their sacrament of marriage and who are seeking a path of healing and reconciliation.
National
Letter to Pope Francis, On Behalf of the Bishops of Canada
27-09-2022
Most Holy Father,
Fraternal greetings in Jesus Christ from the Catholic Bishops of Canada!
National
President's Report - Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops 2022: Plenary Assembly
27-09-2022
Brother Bishops, distinguished guests, and members of the CCCB staff,