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Paul Kim will be ordained to the transitional diaconate at Holy Angels Parish, St. Thomas

Robert Weaver will be ordained to the transitional diaconate at St. John the Baptist church, Amherstburg

Bishop Fabbro announces pastoral appointments and changes, which will be effective July 4, 2017.

An update for those following the euthanasia / conscience rights issue

St. Benedict’s Parish in Sarnia has created a beautiful series of 13 large banners that tell the story and message of Our Lady of Fatima. Parishes, schools, or groups interested in booking a visit of the banners can contact Lisa DeSena. A fee of $150 per week helps offset the cost of creating the banners.

This Father's Day weekend (June 17-18), parishes across the Diocese of London will be taking up the annual collection in support of the Priest Pension Fund.

Youth survey for anyone ages 16-30, Catholic or non-Catholic

Please see below an update regarding the current status of Bill 84 and the Call for Conscience Campaign, from Neil MacCarthy, Director, Public Relations & Communications, the Archdiocese of Toronto. Dated Easter Monday, April 17, 2017.

Updates and resources concerning Bill 84, governing Physician-Assisted Suicide, have been added to our News & Media section. Select the menu on the left or click the heading above.

Priests, deacons and lay ecclesial Ministers were invited to Lamplighter Inn & Conference Centre May 29-31. This year's theme was, "Growing Together and Serving Others as Communities of Communities"

Bishop Fabbro announces the first pastoral appointments and changes of 2017.

The 13th Annual Bishop’s Dinner for Windsor-Essex Committee presented the cheque on behalf of Bishop Fabbro.

Local philanthropist, Alan Quesnel, has pledged a matching donation of $1.25 million to Ste. Anne church in Tecumseh to help toward the restoration of the church building.

The firm will be awarded the James D. Strachan Award for Craftsmanship for restoration and stabilization of the ceiling at historic St. Joseph Church in Windsor.

St. Joseph's Church is formally closed as a worship site, as the parish unites under one roof.