"The Diocese of London is grateful for the opportunity to support this worthy project to help preserve the history of the Black communities that have existed in southwestern Ontario for over two centuries."

Pope Francis will travel to Canada from July 24-29, 2022 and visit Edmonton, Iqaluit and Quebec City. The historic visit, focused on Indigenous healing and reconciliation, will be the fourth papal journey to Canada and the first since Saint John Paul II’s visit in 2002.

Jerusalem and Rome: Jewish-Catholic Relations is open to all either for credit or to audit at a reduced fee.

Bishop Fabbro received the Ontario Catholic School trustee’s Association Special Award at their Annual General Meeting on April 22

At St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica at 7:00 p.m.

"I ask for God's forgiveness and I want to say to you with all my heart: I am very sorry. And I join my brothers, the Canadian bishops, in asking your pardon. Clearly, the content of the faith cannot be transmitted in a way contrary to the faith itself: Jesus taught us to welcome, love, serve and not judge; it is a frightening thing when, precisely in the name of the faith, counter-witness is rendered to the Gospel." There is also video of the event by Vatican News

The policy requiring vaccination is abrogated, with some conditions, effective March 31, 2022.

Indigenous Peoples and the Church: Walking Together Toward Healing & Reconciliation. You are invited to pray for the delegation that will travel to Rome from March 26 – April 2.

The delegation of 32 Indigenous Elders, knowledge keepers, residential school survivors, and youth will journey together, from across the country, to meet with Pope Francis at the Vatican. Métis delegates begin the private encounters with the Pope on Monday, March 28,

Prayer for the NATO leaders meeting on March 24 are also included.

Pray for peace on March 24 and during the consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary on March 25

Changes to COVID-19 protocols that come into effect on March 21.

Bishop Fabbro's request for everyone to give generously to Development and Peace - Caritas Canada during Lent. Available in English and French

A letter from Bishop Fabbro about the reactivation of the Diocesan Pastoral Council, a consultative body that will have an important role within the Diocese in the coming years.

An easing of restrictions as Ontario's COVID-19 pandemic situation continues to improve.

An Update from Bishop Fabbro to the Diocese about progress made on our Truth and Reconciliation journey. Available in English and French.

The Canadian Catholic Bishops, Assembly of First Nations, Métis National Council, and Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami are pleased to announce that the delegation to Rome to meet with Pope Francis, originally planned for December 2021, is now scheduled to take place at the end of March and early April of this year.

Canada’s Catholic Bishops have agreed to establish a new registered charity to support and advance healing and reconciliation initiatives. The charity is expected to manage the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund, which will accept contributions from 73 dioceses across Canada in order to fulfill the $30 million financial commitment made by Canada’s Bishops in September.