Bishop Fabbro has announced the upcoming Pastoral Appointments and Changes

Please note that our offices will close on Holy Thursday (March 28th) at noon and will reopen on Tuesday, April 2nd.

As advised last spring the remediation work is about to begin at Good Shepherd. Construction work will start soon and will continue until the spring of 2024.  We will keep you updated as the work progresses. It is also important to respect the construction barriers and signs for everyone’s safety. 

Bishop Fabbro announces the following changes to the pastoral appointments in our diocese.

Bishop Fabbro is Announcing a new Year of Prayer for Vocations to the Priesthood in a letter to the faithful (in English and French). The letters are posted on the diocesan website and links to the PDFs are available at this link. If you ordered prayer cards, they are being delivered soon, and electronic versions and other resources are available at https://dol.ca/year-of-prayer-2023. Social media posts you can share will be available tomorrow and Saturday.

Bishop Dabrowski's Farewell Letter to the Faithful of the Diocese...

Pope Francis Appoints Bishop Joseph Dabrowski as Bishop of Charlottetown.

COVID-19 Update from Bishop Fabbro (Update #29)

Bishop Fabbro encourages all of us to support Development and Peace's 2023 Share Lent Campaign "Stand For The Land". Help them Create Hope and help the poor in the Global South secure their land, homes, environment and improve their standard of living.

On 8 February 2023, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops issued the following four pastoral letters on reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. Intended as a framework for local engagement with Indigenous Peoples, the letters are the fruit of many months of listening, encounter, and dialogue with them, including through Listening Circles, the Indigenous Delegation to the Vatican in April 2022, and Pope Francis’ Apostolic Voyage to Canada in July of the same year.

Please see the latest update from Bishop Fabbro on COVID-19

Please see the latest update from Bishop Fabbro on COVID-19

Bishop Fabbro will celebrate a Memorial Mass for the repose of the soul of Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, on Monday, September 19, at 12:00 noon, at St. Peter’s Cathedral Basilica. The federal government has proclaimed this day as the National Day of Mourning in Canada and Bishop Fabbro welcomes all to join in this moment of prayer for our late Sovereign. May she rest in peace! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzVZg7ezuX4

Statement by Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See Economic and Social Council, 9th session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues On Agenda Item 7: Discussion on the reports “Impact on Indigenous Peoples of the International Legal construct known as the Doctrine of Discovery, which has served as the Foundation of the Violation of their Human Rights” and “Indigenous Peoples and boarding Schools: A Comparative Study”