Faith in Action
Welcome to our Faith in Action page, where we report on activities and events around our Diocese. Click on the photo or heading to learn more!
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On Saturday, June 14th Holy Trinity CWL in Nanaimo hosted their annual
Member Appreciation Strawberry Tea. The executive served . . .
I recently received a communiqué from our Provincial Treasurer, Renée Johnson, outlining some important recommendations and tips for those newly elected to the Treasurer position, as well as for those who . . .
Our Annual Victoria Diocesan Convention is resting for another year. I do hope everyone had an inspiring and fun experience. I’m proud to say that the super talented actors belong to my parish.
Surprise, we are diving immediately and urgently into the critical work of the Catholic Women’s League. . .
On May 10th, 2025, St. Joseph the Worker in Victoria held their most successful garage sale ever. In fact, the tables were sold out!
I realize that I am no longer Victoria Diocesan President but I started . .
As you know, this is my last communique as Vice President of the Victoria Diocesan Council. I would like to thank each and every one of you for your support over the past two years. You have all been a mentor . . .
St. Edward’s CWL Council in Duncan, BC hosted our Diocesan Convention on May 2nd and 3rd, 2025. It was a huge success with . . .
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Celebrating its 6th year as a CWL council, Holy Trinity in Nanaimo, BC gifted Crossroads Pregnancy Centre with over $700 and mountains of baby items, including many handmade sweaters and blankets. Noreen MacLeod accepted these gifts and thanked the council for continuing to help promote the sanctity of life.
Submitted by Christa Grillmair
Here is a photo taken at our CWL meeting February 12. We had a Valentine Day theme with anexchange of Valentine cards, candy favors, door prizes, and special valentine themed baking for our tea. People were asked to wear red and our spiritual . . .