This talk is about the Church’s mission to respond to the prophetic call of Nostra Aetate and Orientalum Ecclesiarum. It traces the vision from Pope Leo XIII through Vatican II and shows how the Church urges the faithful toward deeper dialogue, understanding, and authentic witness.

Theology on Tap is a free event, open to any adult. Enjoy a drink and friends at Six Byrd Cider Company and learn about important issues in the Catholic Faith.

In an age marked by restlessness, disillusionment, and the search for meaning, Pope Benedict XVI’s encyclical Saved in Hope offers a luminous vision of Christian hope—rooted not in mere optimism, but in the Person of Jesus Christ. April 29-June 3, 2026 Wednesdays, 7:30pm Eastern

This gathering invites Catholics, scholars, and students to go deeper into the theological, historical, and spiritual foundations of Jewish–Catholic friendship at a time when antisemitism is rising and religious identity is being tested.

Join Simone Rizkallah for an inspiring reflection on the transformative power of the Eucharist, drawing on the insights of Father John Hampsch’s The Healing Power of the Eucharist.

Catechism Café: Understand Church teaching in your life Free event open to all adults who want to learn more about the Church’s teachings, ask questions about the faith, and enjoy fellowship with other Catholics… all over a cup of coffee (regular or decaf).

A reflective and practical conversation for young women connected to the Little Sisters of the Poor, focused on learning how to listen more attentively to God’s voice, discern with clarity and peace, and make faithful decisions rooted in prayer, freedom, and trust.

Advent is a season of waiting—but what does it mean to wait with hope? Drawing on Joseph Ratzinger’s (Pope Benedict XVI) reflections, this talk explores the unfulfilled promise of salvation, the mystery of the hidden God, and the ultimate question: Are we truly saved?

A talk for the Little Sisters of the Poor

Are you ready to encounter the Eucharist like never before? Jesus gave us the gift of Himself in the Holy Eucharist, and we invite you to fall deeper in love with Him alongside the Blessed is She sisterhood through this 3 day Eucharist Summit on August 14th-17th.

Annual retreat for the Armenian Catholic youth of North America

* Panelist for Christian Belief & Relationship with Jews (with Rev. Dr. Deborah Meister and Pastor Bob Davies) * Moderator for Jewish Belief & Relationship with Christians, featuring leading rabbis from across Canada

Drawing inspiration from the book, "Contemplating the Seven Sorrows of Mary" by Dr. Joseph Hollcraft and Ruth Berghorst, this year's theme is Our Lady of Sorrows. Register in the link below for free.

This course will expound on the profound meaning of suffering in Saint John Paul II’s Apostolic letter Salvifici Doloris, and as embraced by him throughout his extraordinary life. We will also cover some principles of moral theology that can act as our guides in the face of great suffering.

A Panel at the International Religious Freedom Summit to discuss sexual violence against women by Hamas on 10/7, in the Middle East, and worldwide. www.screamsbeforesilence.com

Learn about the Lebanese priest, monk, and Maronite Saint, St. Charbel Makhlouf, known as the "Wonder-Worker of the East," who is said to have over 30,000 miracles attributed to him!