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Our session at the Newman Centre at the University of Toronto was well attended, and generated thoughtful discussion of the Catholic approach to voting. Thanks to the Newman Centre and all those who attended. Here’s the current schedule for our
Our May 15 meeting for the Don Valley Our 2018 Don Valley Provincial Candidates’ Forum took place from 7-9PM on May 17, 2018, at St Bonaventure’s Church, 1300 Leslie Street, Toronto. Participating candidates were invited to respond, in turns, to
Our meeting for Spadina - Fort York during the 2015 federal elections Candidates from all parties running in Toronto's Spadina - Fort York riding have been invited to join us in the Neumann Hall at St Patrick's Church on Sunday,
Our April 2018 information session at the Newman Centre at the University of Toronto The Catholic duty to participate in society is firmly rooted in the Gospels, and includes the duty to vote conscientiously, after due reflection on current events,
Our meeting for University-Rosedale during the 2015 federal elections Candidates from all parties running in Toronto's University - Rosedale riding will join us in the parish hall at St Peter's Church on Thursday, May 31, from 7-8:30 PM for an
Join us on February 12 at St Peter's Church in downtown Toronto for an introduction to the social justice teachings of the Church, lead by Catholic Conscience's Matt Marquardt. This event will be the lead-off in a four-part series hosted
Learn about the enormous political impact you can have when you buy a party membership and vote in your local candidate nomination process.
Learn how to vote like a Catholic by discerning your conscience, and addressing common myths about Church teaching on voting.
READING OUR WAY TO GOD: A webinar featuring Word on Fire's Dr. Tod Worner. St. Jerome wrote, "When we pray, we speak to God; but when we read, God speaks to us." Join us on Thursday, March 11 (7:30-8:30 PM
Two Saturday sessions, May 29 and June 5, 2021. Pope Francis has said that "Politics, though often denigrated, remains a lofty vocation and one of the highest forms of charity, inasmuch as it seeks the common good." It's a critically
