Bishop Colli’s Public Statements
Easter Message 2024 – Bishop Colli
As we gather to celebrate Easter with our families and friends this year, I want to recall for you the fact that our celebration has deep roots and history which binds us together as a family of faith.
Read MoreLent 2024 – Through The Desert God Leads Us
For our reflection in Lent this year, Pope Francis uses the theme; “Through the desert God leads us”.
Read MoreJourney Through Lent Video Series: Weekly Reflections (2024)
The Office for Evangelization and Catechesis, in collaboration with the National Liturgy Office and the Office national de liturgie, launches the 2024 video series titled Journey Through Lent.
Read MorePastoral Letter On the Use of Social Media
“Let Your Speech Always Be Gracious”
Read MoreChristmas, December 25th 2023 – Mass with Bishop Colli
Feast of Christmas The Nativity of the Lord (December 25th, 2023) – Celebrate Mass with Bishop Colli
Read MoreChristmas Letter from Bishop Colli – 2023
‘Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth Peace, among those whom He Favours.”
Read MoreSynthesis Report from First Session of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops to the People of God
The Participants in the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops have approved a Letter to the People of God.
Read MoreEscalation of Conflict in the Holy Land
Statement by the Most Rev. William T. McGrattan, Bishop of Calgary and CCCB President, to the Catholic Faithful in Canada on the Recent Escalation of Conflict in the Holy Land
Read MoreCCCB Issues Letter to the Federal Government (Re: Persons Living with Mental Illness to Access Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide)
Ottawa – Today, in the context of the National Week for Family and Life, the Permanent Council of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops has issued both an Open Letter to the Government of Canada and a Message to the Catholic Faithful on federal legislation which, by 17 March 2024, will permit persons living with mental illness to access euthanasia.
Read MoreClergy News – Covid19 Update (April 25th, 2023)
COVID UPDATE: With many hospitals and long term care facilities easing the restrictions for Covid, we will now use the following recommendations for all our churches and parish facilities in our diocese as of April 25, 2023.
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