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Ministry of Care and Companionship

Ministry of Care and Companionship Resources

Dying with Christ, Living with Hope

Dying with Christ, Living with Hope

 

This year’s Archbishop James M. Hayes Symposisum is scheduled for  May 15- 17, 2017.  Sessions for the day symposium will  take place between  two locations: the Atlantic School of Theology and Saint Andrew’s Unite d Church on Coburg Rd. The conversations will focus on the theme: Trauma, Suffering, and Resilience.

The Catholic Organization for Life and Family (COLF) has written to all Senators and members of the House of Commons to communicate its support for private member's Bill C-277, an Act providing for the development of a framework on palliative care in Canada.

The bishops of the Atlantic region released a official document offering their thoughts on medical assistance in dying, on Sunday, November 27, 2016. They urge the need for pastoral care and companionship and deep prayer as the conversation continues regarding end of life care

Archbishop Mancini states in his cover letter:


Prayer

Samples of prayers for specific moments, as well as contact info for a great variety of resources.

Services & Outreach

Descriptions and contact information for the services that are available throughout the archdiocese.

Resources

Contact info for information and materials to meet the great many needs, interests and circumstances.