Our next meeting will be on February 14, 2023 at 1:00 in the church basement. We will begin with a Households of Faith discussion. Coffee and snacks will be served.
To educate and inform, the League is pleased to host a webinar titled “WE Can Do Better!
Domestic Violence in Canada.”
Date: Saturday, February 11, 2023
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. CST
Nominal Cost: $5.00 per registrant. The proceeds will be donated to Willow Place.
This webinar is open to everyone. Please encourage those you know to attend and gain valuable information on a topic that affects women and children daily. To register:
Domestic Violence in Canada.”
Date: Saturday, February 11, 2023
Time: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. CST
Nominal Cost: $5.00 per registrant. The proceeds will be donated to Willow Place.
This webinar is open to everyone. Please encourage those you know to attend and gain valuable information on a topic that affects women and children daily. To register:
World Water Day is March 22nd.
The United Nations has 17 Sustainable Development Goals— one of which is to ensure the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for
all by 2030. Statistics show the target will not be met within seven years. In fact, 1.6 billion people will continue to lack safely managed drinking water and 2.8 billion will lack safely managed sanitation.
all by 2030. Statistics show the target will not be met within seven years. In fact, 1.6 billion people will continue to lack safely managed drinking water and 2.8 billion will lack safely managed sanitation.
To meet the 2030 target, it will take governments, businesses and all people to increase the pace of progress by four times. The UN 2023 Water Conference (the first conference of its kind) is taking place March 22nd-24th. Please encourage your diocesan counterparts to ask members to pray that this conference will conclude with all governments making a serious commitment to helping those without access to clean drinking water and good sanitation.
All individuals must do what they can to manage water and waste responsibly. The theme for World Water Day is Accelerating Change. It has been 30 years since the very first World Water Day, yet little improvement has been made. Each member can contribute through education, prayer and action.
Many small actions can have significant results.
Many small actions can have significant results.
Lucille Rossignton, Manitoba Provincial Council Spiritual Development chair sends us a few suggestions of things we can do for lent.
Have you tried daily bible readings, putting aside one hour for your lent each day? Half hour in morning /night.
Add a walk and pray an extra rosary.
Do something for someone without expecting anything in return.
Visit the manors etc. (if allowed)
Offer a mass for the priesthood and those in seminary.
Is there a shut-in, a homeless that could benefit from a meal?
The list is endless, and yes, if you want to stop drinking coffee and chocolate that’s ok too!
Members should be reminded of the League’s ongoing commitment to provide 200 donations of blood this year in partnership with Canadian Blood Services. Seniors can donate blood as long as their health is good. The League Partner ID with Canadian Blood Services is CATH011269. Visit Canadian Blood Services website to book your appointment.
Remember that the Christian life is one
of action, not of speech and daydream.
Let there be few words and many deeds
and let them be done well.
St Vincent
St Vincent
Claudette Peters
Provincial Education and Health Chairperson