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

Changes to church access and services based on the province's latest announcements.

Application process is now open for charities and not-for-profits that can demonstrate how they will use the grant to assist those lacking in food, medicine, housing, education and other basic human needs.

A response from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, and a fact sheet about the legislation and how you can take action.

An update on our Families of Parishes and pastoral appointments

Restrictions currently in place in Windsor-Essex will be effective across the Diocese on 26 December.

Changes that result from Windsor-Essex moving into Grey/Lockdown and London-Middlesex to Red/Control

Updates to our COVID-19 protocols for parishes and parishioners are available in English and French.

The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) has launched a weekly video series, in both English and French, to the help the faithful prepare for the celebration of the birth of Jesus.

The dispensation has been extended until Easter Sunday.

Read Bishop Fabbro's letter to the faithful for the 2020 World Day of the Poor - Sunday, November 15

The Most Reverend Richard Gagnon, Archbishop of Winnipeg and President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB), addressed a letter to His Excellency the Most Reverend André Marceau, Bishop of Nice, conveying the sympathies and prayers of the Bishops of Canada following the tragedy that occurred yesterday, Thursday 29 October, in Nice.

The faithful in the Diocese of London are asked by Bishop Fabbro to write your federal Member of Parliament to oppose Bill C-7 currently before the Parliament of Canada.

An update on our COVID-19 protocols from Bishop Fabbro

Our Lady of Guadalupe Home in Windsor has received a large donation from Alan Quesnel and the design for a sculpture he had previously commissioned has been released. We join the Our Lady of Guadalupe Home in thanking him. As Sr. Linda Dube says, "He has truly responded to Jesus’ words: 'Whatever you do for the least, you do to me.'"

To help celebrate World Day of Migrants and Refugees on September 27, "Journeying together in prayer, action and advocacy: A report on the Refugee Ministries and Migrant Worker Ministry in the Diocese of London" has been released to highlight the crucial work of these ministries.

Through Catholic Engaged Encounter, couples can participate in marriage preparation via Zoom on November 7-8. Click for more information.

An update from Bishop Fabbro

Recognizing the inspiring work of Jesus' healing ministry "Awaken: revealing the courageous gift of Catholic health care" is a broad initiative to highlight the role, value, and impact of Catholic health care in Canada.

The Families of Parishes listed below were officially activated today, September 1, 2020. May God bless them on their new journey.