Names of the new Families and their parishes.

Click to watch the Mass on the St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica YouTube channel.

Each day of May, Pope Francis has been entrusting to Mary, the Mother of Mercy, the people who have been affected by the virus. Parishes in the Diocese of London will join him from May 25-28

The latest update on our response to the coronavirus pandemic includes: joining Pope Francis in praying the Rosary for the month of May; an instruction that parishes celebrate a Mass in the last week of May for the intentions of “all who are suffering during the pandemic”; an extension of the dispensation from the Sunday Obligation and extension of permission to celebrate General Absolution.

The Bishops of Canada have launched a national, bilingual service for reporting situations of sexual abuse either committed or covered-up by a Bishop. This service furthers their commitment to responsibility, accountability and transparency in matters of clergy sexual abuse and their commitment to facilitate healing and justice for victims-survivors.

Bishop Fabbro expands on the decision-making behind the most recent COVID-19 directives, announces a change to the policy on Baptisms, and speaks to the faithful about the need for charity and sacrifice as we continue to grapple with the pandemic.

Dr. Lauretta Conklin Frederking has been appointed as the 13th Principal and newly named President of Brescia University College.

Diocese of London churches will close, with a few exceptions detailed in this update.

"We urge you, as men and women of faith, not to lose heart. As Bishops, we will accompany you in prayer and vigilant advocacy against a “culture of death” which continues to erode the dignity of human life in our country."

Join is at 11:00 a.m. today for this special annual Mass

The bishops will be celebrating in English and French at two St. Joseph's churches in the Diocese. LINKS ADDED for livestreams

"In these days when we are unsure of what may come next, or where what is happening will lead, or, most importantly, where God is to be found in the tumultuous events we are presently living, we have the example of Saint Joseph and his humble, unfailing trust in the Lord’s goodness, care and compassion for all his people."

Bishop Fabbro's letter to the Faithful about the 2021 Share Lent Campaign, organized by the  Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace.

This included updates on Stations of the Cross, Catechetical Sessions, Masks during Liturgy, and Parish Offices (French translation included)

With thanks to God, we are pleased to announce that churches across the Diocese can open for worship starting on the First Sunday of Lent - February 20/21.

A video collaboration with St. Joseph's Health Care, London to celebrate World Day of the Sick to bring prayer and blessings to their patients, residents, caregivers and staff.

The latest pastoral appointments and changes announced by Bishop Fabbro

Read Bishop Fabbro's latest directives below. Key changes are in italics. (French translation now available)