Interview with Father Jason Piper

http://www.cbc.ca/weekend/.../the-newest-anglophone-priest/

Why I Love Religion, And Love Jesus || Spoken Word

On Prayer

by Fr. Rolheiser www.ronrolheiser.com/columnarchive/?id=717

How to Keep Living the "I Do's" in your Marriage

Join us on Tuesday, January 17 or Thursday, January 19, at 7:00 pm, to get answers to your questions and to discuss about sexuality, fertility, avoiding/achieving pregnancy, and more. (The content is the same on both evenings.) The evening will be animated by Sabrina & Fabian Ballesteros, a young couple from our parish—she’s a biochemist and high school teacher, he’s an MD and bioethicist--and busy parents of a 2-year-old.

Interview with Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York

Canada has a new cardinal, Archbishop Thomas Collins of Toronto. To learn more about cardinals (and watch a great interview with another new cardinal, Archbishop Timothy Dolan of New York, click here: http://saltandlighttv.org/blog/fr-thomas-rosica/habemus-cardinalem

Salt & Light TV

Witness | Interview with Bishop Thomas Dowd

Watch Salt & Light TV on Thursday, Dec 15  at 8 pm

The Canadian Church is becoming increasingly engaged in new media. Arguably, the person who started the trend was Bishop Thomas Dowd, the first Canadian priest with a blog (titled "Waiting in Joyful Hope"). Now an Auxiliary Bishop in Montreal, Bishop Dowd has extended his online ministry to Facebook and Twitter. In this Witness interview filmed at the 2011 CCCB Plenary Assembly in Cornwall, Ontario, the newly ordained bishop offers his insights on the Church in the digital age.

International Eucharistic Congress 2012

Whether or not you intend to go to Ireland for the International Eucharistic Congress in June, you can keep up on developments by signing up for the e-newsletter here: www.iec2012.ie. If you are thinking of attending, contact me for more information.

Forbes - The Ten Happiest Jobs

http://www.forbes.com/20110912/the-ten-happiest-jobs

Christmas in the Artistic Masterpieces of Europe

To help prepare the coming of Jesus at Christmas, you are invited to a fascinating exploration of two key themes in Christian art: the Annunciation to Mary by the angel Gabriel, and the birth of Christ in Bethlehem. Fr. Eric Nicolai, a priest of the Opus Dei  prelature who holds a masters degree in Art History and a doctorate in Sacred Theology, will help you to rediscover the rich tradition of beauty and symbolism of some of the greatest artistic treasures in Christendom. It will be feast for the eyes, and nourishment for the soul. Sunday, December 4th at 7 p.m

Social and Health Services for English-speaking Lavallers

In case you missed the CTV coverage of the recent forum on social and health services for English-speaking Lavallers, here it is (with some familiar faces:

http://montreal.ctv.ca/.../mtl_laval_111119/