A Call to Allyship: Seeking Ways to Honour Indigenous Rights. An activity organized ONLINE by Joint Ecological Ministry (JEM) on April 7, 2021, 2PM (EST). Guest speakers: Fr. Alain Ambeault, Executive Director of the CRC | Sabrina Di Matteo, Executive Assistant - Mission, CRC | Melanie Delva, Reconciliation Animator for the Anglican Church of Canada | Fr. Daryold Winkler, Pastor of St Basil's, Parish in Ottawa.

Catholic health care is based on a values response to the Gospel mandate to care for people and heal the sick in a compassionate way. The pandemic has called us to think about how we value “essential workers” and how we re-examine the social determinants of health. This conference will seek to examine the response to the pandemic within our organizations, the way we have delivered care and cared for those who deliver it.

NAVFD Virtual Retreat "Men & Women looking at Life Choices" (Ages 18-45) on Zoom with Michelle Garlinski, SNJM, and Michael Perras, OFM. Sunday, May 30, 2021, 3 pm Eastern. 3 hour retreat. Retreat includes: Prayer, Presentations, Small group conversation (optional).

In celebration of its 15th anniversary, the Green Churches Network will host a series of free virtual conferences throughout the year. Agnes Richard, Coordinator of the Global Catholic Climate Movement – Canada will share ideas about who our neighbour might be, and how we can be prepared to help, if help is needed. Suggestions will guide contemplation of resilience around the specific example of extended summertime heatwaves.

The Faculty of Theology at Saint Paul University is offering an intensive online summer course from June 7 to 12 on the churches and reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. The focus of the course is to provide a brief historical background and an update on the state of the reconciliation process, and to frame the present pastoral and theological questions and challenges as well as the progress made since the final report of the TRC and the Calls to Action.