Birds of the air, Praise the Lord. #seasonofcreation

Would anyone like a copy of this #FratelliTutti study guide? I'd be happy to sign and send one randomly drawn from among those who retweet this resource for prayer, conscience formation, and discussion in response to #PopeFrancis' vision for solidarity paulistpress.com/Products/5565-…

Whenever we enter into dialogue, we allow ourselves to be challenged, to advance on a journey. In the end, we are no longer the same, we are changed. “On the synodal journey, the most important thing is the process, because it is already the result.” Mgr Luis Marin de San Martin

Development and Peace - Caritas Canada's annual Share Lent campaign is underway. This year's theme is "People and Planet First" Bishop Fabbro has recorded a video encouraging you to support this cause. Watch here and please give if you can. youtu.be/l8XpSclropk

We are journeying together in this synodal process to listen to each other and answer questions about the Church. Share where you're coming from and your own hopes and dreams. In this journey listening to ourselves, each other, & the Holy Spirit. #ListeningChurch #Synod

Indigenous delegation travelling to Rome this weekend. Private encounters with Pope Francis begin on Monday. cccb.ca/media-release/…

When our nets are empty in life, it is not the time to feel sorry for ourselves… It is the time to start again with Jesus, to find the courage to begin again, to set out with him. - Pope Francis

Member of the delegation from the Diocese of London who have travelled to Quebec City to attend Mass with Pope Francis. (From left to right) Father Chris Gillespie, Christine Maracle, Kathy Furlong, Joe Bezzina, Gwen Waeijen and Melissa Phillips. #WalkingTogether

Chief Wilton Littlechild speaks about why he gifted Pope Leo XIV with a headdress in Maskwacis. FULL INTERVIEW ON MY INSTA @ bmorinstories

The Prefect of the Vatican's Dicastery for Integral Human Development, Canadian Cardinal Michael Czerny, reflects on significance of Pope Francis' penitential pilgrimage to Canada #PopeInCanada #WalkingTogether Cardinal M. Czerny SJ Integral Human Development Andrea Tornielli Papal Visit in Canada

Preparations for #Together2023 have begun! 🙏 The trees are arriving at St Peter's Square, parishes around #Rome are beginning to welcome pilgrims, and final aspects are taking shape for 30th September. Synod.va Foi et Lumière Laity Family Life Leonardo Mazzarotto Diocesi di Roma Taizé

Synod 2023 Retreat. Fraterna Domus. “We are in front of an event of the Spirit.” We gather in hope, listening to the Spirit and to each other. While divided by different hopes, we are united in a Eucharistic hope that transcends! Diocese of London

The Synod will be fruitful if it leads us into deeper friendships with the Lord and with each other! “I call you friend.”

On Tuesday morning, Dominican Friar Fr Timothy Radcliffe, reflected on the meaning of ‘Authority’ with those who will participate in the General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops set to begin on Wednesday, 4 October. Full text: loom.ly/_UrW--E

We must find ways to speak the truth to each other that does not leave them demolished. Speaking the truth to each other, challenging each other with infinite gentleness and kindness.

“A gift that is also a responsibility.” Preface — The Synodal Journey Documents”

“Being a synodal Church means being a Church that is the sacrament of Christ’s promise that the Spirit will always be with us . . . “ Preface — The Synodal Journey Documents

An honour and privilege to be part of ‘Team Canada’ at the first session of the XVI Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops here in Rome.

What do you say to the Holy Father who gave you as a lay delegate the privilege and opportunity to participate in this Synod? Thank you didn’t quite seem to do justice. Like others Pope Francis did smile when I shared I was from 🇨🇦 Canada. Diocese of London

Last week, the Diocese of London was honoured to attend the opening of the new Wellness Hub at Kettle and Stony Point First Nation. The Hub offers a variety of services for the community, and some funding was provided from the diocesan Truth and Reconciliation Fund.