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Historic former Montreal monastery destroyed by fire - Vimarsana News

Historic former Montreal monastery destroyed by fire

Monastère du Bon-Pasteur built in 19th century by Sisters of the Good Shepherd

$14.7M settlement reached in abuse lawsuit against Montreal's Catholic Church - Vimarsana News

$14.7M settlement reached in abuse lawsuit against Montreal's Catholic Church

The settlement will compensate those who were abused by priests and lay employees within the archdiocese.

Source: cbc.ca
Officials at Archdiocese of Montreal meddled in abuse investigations, ombudsman says - Vimarsana News

Officials at Archdiocese of Montreal meddled in abuse investigations, ombudsman says

The lawyer appointed to help make the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Montreal more transparent in the way it handles allegations of abuse against clergy says her job is being undermined by those inside the church.

Source: cbc.ca
Montreal Catholics mobilize prayer vigil for religious freedom in wake of COVID restrictions - Vimarsana News

Montreal Catholics mobilize prayer vigil for religious freedom in wake of COVID restrictions

Evelyn Campbell was shocked when the Quebec government suddenly mandated that all places of worship impose a vaccine passport system as of Dec. 20. “T...

Holy Week forecast sunnier than 2020 as more churches open - Vimarsana News

Holy Week forecast sunnier than 2020 as more churches open

Holy Week forecast sunnier than 2020 as more churches open Holy Week forecast sunnier than 2020 as more churches open By  Quinton Amundson, The Catholic Register April 1, 2021 After months of speaking out against inequity in COVID-19 capacity guidelines, the Archdiocese of Montreal was finally gifted some good news from the Quebec government. As of March 26, and just in time for Holy Week, up to 250 people can now visit places of worship — a monumental increase from the limit of 10 that existed before. Archbishop Christian Lépine expressed gratitude that “governmen...