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  • How you Can Take Part in the Sold Out Congress?

    If you have a spot at the Eucharistic Congress, apparently you have the hottest ticket in town!   Starting on Friday, we will welcome over 700 people to Saint Agnes Church to delve more deeply into the source and summit of our faith, the Eucharist.

    If you didn’t manage to get a spot there are a couple of ways that you can take part:

  • Closed for the Congress

    The Catholic Diocesan Centre will close at 12 noon on Friday, October 18 as staff prepare for the opening night of the Eucharistic Congress.  We will re-open with our regular hours on Monday, October 21.

  • Welcome Blessed Carlo Acutis!

    On Wednesday, October 16 we will welcome the relic of Blessed Carlo Acutis to the Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth with a Liturgy of Welcome at Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica at 7:00pm.  There will be an opportunity to venerate the relics that evening.  All are welcome!

    Mass to Commemorate the Canonization of St. Kateri

    At the request of the Mi’kmaw community, Archbishop will celebrate a Mass to commemorate the canonization of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha on Monday, October 21 at 12:15pm at Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica.   All are welcome to join with our Mi’kmaq brothers and sisters for this special celebration.

    CNEWA Canada Launches Emergency Campaign for Lebanon

    The Ottawa-based Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA Canada) has urgently launched a campaign to raise funds for families displaced by the escalating conflict in Lebanon. With over a million people affected, CNEWA has already released $100,000 to provide critical relief such as food, water, bedding, and medicine.

    We should be offering care, not killing

    In 2023, Normand Meunier, a quadriplegic, developed bedsores because he was not given an appropriate mattress during a five-day stay in a Montréal emergency room. He then requested and was given MAiD by a lethal injection.

    Come to the Eucharistic Congress!

    From October 17 to 20, 2024 we will host our first ever Archdiocesan Eucharistic Congress, at time to reflect on the source and summit of our faith. And you’re invited!

    Emergency Shelters Project

    In early 2021, Archbishop Dunn identified homelessness as one of our archdiocesan pastoral priorities. Find out what’s been happening by clicking below.

    St. Mary's Cathedral Basilica

    Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica, mother church of the local Catholic community for over 200 years.

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    Parish Events

    Together let’s share all the good things happening in all corners of the Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth!