Please join us at our next meeting on Tuesday May 10th after 1:00 pm mass.
Garage Sale
Start putting aside gently used items for the garage sale to be held at St. Mary on June 3rd and 4th. More details to follow or call Cindy Wadelius.
2022 National March for Life
This year, National Week for Life and the Family (NWLF) runs from May 8-15, 2022.
The National March for Life is planned for Thursday, May 12, in Ottawa.
A Mass for Life, concelebrated by the three Archbishops in Winnipeg, will be offered virtually on the National March for Life website (marchforlife.ca).
On the day of the March for Life in Ottawa, the Knights of Columbus and Life Culture will be hosting a 100,000 Lives Flag Display at St. Boniface Cathedral in Winnipeg to commemorate the lives lost to abortion each year in Canada.
Please save the date to take this opportunity to bring friends and family to walk through the beautiful Cathedral grounds and reflect on the magnitude of abortion in Canada. Each child made in the image and likeness of God.
Palliative Care webinar
Date: Saturday, May 7, 2022
Time: 9:00 a.m. CDT (Winnipeg)
Presenter: Dr. Margaret Cottle
Webinar Title: “Dignity Conserving Care: practical ways to accompany one another in faith, hope and love”
About the webinar: “As proposals come forward for amending federal legislation to expand the availability of Canadians to access medical assistance in dying, it is important to be educated about palliative care and how Catholics can maintain their faith beliefs respecting life from birth to natural death.”
Register at:
Forget-me-nots as a sign of ongoing reconciliation
In the April 3rd issue, (of The Catholic Register) Pixie Wells, interim
president of the Fraser Valley Metis Association “urged Canadians to plant Forget-Me-Nots in their gardens this spring, the flower also known as the Métis Rose, as a sign of ongoing reconciliation.
president of the Fraser Valley Metis Association “urged Canadians to plant Forget-Me-Nots in their gardens this spring, the flower also known as the Métis Rose, as a sign of ongoing reconciliation.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING WEBINAR May 28, 2022
The Catholic Women’s League of Canada is pleased to offer a webinar session on human trafficking. Statistics indicate that 95% of victims of human trafficking are women and girls and 43% of all victims of human trafficking were between the ages of 18 and 24.
Presented by: Joy Smith, B.Ed., M.Ed.
Joy Smith is recognized as one of Canada’s leading anti-human trafficking activists Joy Smith is the founder of the Joy Smith Foundation where she tirelessly volunteers her time combatting human trafficking, and fighting for the rights of women in Canada and around the globe.
Date: May 28, 2022 Time: 11:00 a.m. CDT (Winnipeg)
Register online through The Catholic Women’s League of Canada’s website: cwl.ca This presentation is open to everyone, family, friends, neighbours, co-workers.
ALL ARE WELCOME.