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"We urge you, as men and women of faith, not to lose heart. As Bishops, we will accompany you in prayer and vigilant advocacy against a “culture of death” which continues to erode the dignity of human life in our country."

Join is at 11:00 a.m. today for this special annual Mass

The bishops will be celebrating in English and French at two St. Joseph's churches in the Diocese. LINKS ADDED for livestreams

"In these days when we are unsure of what may come next, or where what is happening will lead, or, most importantly, where God is to be found in the tumultuous events we are presently living, we have the example of Saint Joseph and his humble, unfailing trust in the Lord’s goodness, care and compassion for all his people."

Bishop Fabbro's letter to the Faithful about the 2021 Share Lent Campaign, organized by the  Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace.

This included updates on Stations of the Cross, Catechetical Sessions, Masks during Liturgy, and Parish Offices (French translation included)

With thanks to God, we are pleased to announce that churches across the Diocese can open for worship starting on the First Sunday of Lent - February 20/21.

A video collaboration with St. Joseph's Health Care, London to celebrate World Day of the Sick to bring prayer and blessings to their patients, residents, caregivers and staff.

The latest pastoral appointments and changes announced by Bishop Fabbro

Read Bishop Fabbro's latest directives below. Key changes are in italics. (French translation now available)

Changes to church access and services based on the province's latest announcements.

Application process is now open for charities and not-for-profits that can demonstrate how they will use the grant to assist those lacking in food, medicine, housing, education and other basic human needs.

A response from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, and a fact sheet about the legislation and how you can take action.

An update on our Families of Parishes and pastoral appointments

Restrictions currently in place in Windsor-Essex will be effective across the Diocese on 26 December.

Changes that result from Windsor-Essex moving into Grey/Lockdown and London-Middlesex to Red/Control

Updates to our COVID-19 protocols for parishes and parishioners are available in English and French.

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) has launched a weekly video series, in both English and French, to the help the faithful prepare for the celebration of the birth of Jesus.

The dispensation has been extended until Easter Sunday.