Living In The Word (Reflections on Holy Scriptures) with Deacon Chad
Living in the Word is a series of bi-weekly reflections on Holy Scriptures by Priests and Religious in the Archdiocese of Edmonton.
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Memorial Mass for Father Mike McCaffery
Rev. Mike McCaffery, a pastor, mentor, teacher and community leader in the Edmonton Archdiocese for more than 50 years, died on Jan. 21, 2021. He was 85. The McCaffery family invites you to join them on Saturday, May 14 at 11 a.m. at St Joseph’s Basilica to honour Fr. Mike…
Rev. Matthew Hysell researches the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
My interest was stirred up when I visited Chartres Cathedral for the first time in 2017, where I saw the beautiful \"Tree of Jesse\" lancet window showing Christ surrounded by seven doves. Then the question came to me....
Landry: Mystagogy, leading through the mysteries
In the introduction to his Pastoral Letter, Living in the Word of God, Archbishop Richard Smith speaks of his Baptism as “the best and most important action my mother and father ever undertook on my behalf.” He also explains that “what begins at Baptism is a way of life that…
Video: Celebrating Divine Mercy Sunday
This coming Sunday, April 24, marks Divine Mercy Sunday, celebrated since the year 2000. It marks the end of the Octave of Easter, the eight-day celebration of the Resurrection. Father Curtis Berube, associate pastor of Holy Family parish in St. Albert, explains.
Video: Father Paul Moret explains the Holy Triduum
The high point of the Church\’s year is takes place over three days in a celebration we call the Holy Triduum: Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. In this week\’s Seeds of Hope video, Fr. Paul Moret, pastor of Holy Trinity parish in Spruce Grove, explains the significance of…
Living In The Word (Reflections on Holy Scriptures) with Sr. Michelle Langlois
Living in the Word is a series of bi-weekly reflections on Holy Scriptures by Priest and Religious in the Archdiocese of Edmonton.
Archbishop Smith: We have a responsibility to do whatever we can to heal things
Archbishop Richard Smith reflects on the papal apology and the historic meetings between the Holy Father and the Indigenous Delegations to the Holy See. The Archbishop held a media availability on April 4.
Landry: Why did God become a man in Jesus Christ?
I attended my first youth ministers\’ conference in January 2001, surrounded by 40-some other youth ministers who were far more experienced than I. I soaked in the prayer, the presentations, and the community. But what stands out to me most from that conference was a question a speaker leveled at…
Pope Francis apologizes to Indigenous Peoples, will come to Canada
Pope says he is "very sorry" during the historic Final Audience between Pope Francis and all the Indigenous delegates.