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  • Quebec bishops distance themselves from Canadian bishops’ vaccine note

    Quebec bishops distance themselves from Canadian bishops’ vaccine note

    • Mar 17, 2021

    A note on COVID-19 vaccines from the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops triggered nearly immediate responses from many bishops in Quebec, who felt it was “untimely” and lacked some clarity.

    By Philippe Vaillancourt
  • As resources shrink, Quebec Archdiocese reorganizes parishes for outreach

    As resources shrink, Quebec Archdiocese reorganizes parishes for outreach

    • Jan 26, 2021

    The Archdiocese of Quebec announced its intention to reorganize its parishes to focus on local missionary activities. This move comes as human and material resources continue to diminish.

    By Philippe Vaillancourt
  • Self-taught restorer helps save statues for personal devotion in Quebec

    Self-taught restorer helps save statues for personal devotion in Quebec

    • Dec 12, 2020

    A woman from Victoriaville is using a self-taught hobby to save and restore religious statues, and it has led her to reflect on French Canadians’ relationship with these objects of piety that often end up in the garbage.

    By Philippe Vaillancourt
  • Quebec government limits churches to 50 people, 25 in riskier regions

    Quebec government limits churches to 50 people, 25 in riskier regions

    • Sep 22, 2020

    The Quebec government took religious leaders by surprise by announcing Sept. 20 that the maximum number of people allowed to participate in an event in a place of worship would be lowered from 250 to 50 in all regions of the province, starting Sept. 21.

    By Francois Gloutnay
  • Quebec cardinal proposes a ‘break’ from catechesis for children, adults

    Quebec cardinal proposes a ‘break’ from catechesis for children, adults

    • Sep 18, 2020

    Cardinal Gerald Lacroix asked parishes in the Archdiocese of Quebec to “pause” their catechetical programs to give them the time they need to think about what comes next.

    By Philippe Vaillancourt
  • Class action request aimed at Quebec nuns for alleged physical, sexual abuse

    Class action request aimed at Quebec nuns for alleged physical, sexual abuse

    • Oct 12, 2018

    The Sisters of Charity of Quebec said they were “surprised” and “troubled” by allegations that children who once stayed at the Mont d’Youville orphanage in Quebec City were sexually abused not only by lay educators but also by nuns.

    By Francois Gloutnay
  • Quebec bishops ponder possibility of married priests

    Quebec bishops ponder possibility of married priests

    • Apr 5, 2018

    The Catholic bishops of Quebec have discussed the possibility of ordaining married men to the priesthood.

    By Veronique Demers
  • Redemptorists leaving Ste.-Anne-de-Beaupre monastery

    Redemptorists leaving Ste.-Anne-de-Beaupre monastery

    • Feb 27, 2018

    The Redemptorists are leaving their Ste.-Anne-de-Beaupre monastery, where they have been living since the 19th century.

    By Philippe Vaillancourt
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