Born into the Church, she balanced faith with social justice
That nice new priest? Turns out it was Archbishop Leo.
Alberta town innovates by re-purposing IGA as its new spiritual home
Now that Archbishop Francis Leo has assumed the lead for the Archdiocese of Toronto, what can he expect from a typical day?
When a new bishop is appointed, people naturally ask, “Who is he? Where does he come from? What’s his story? What makes him tick?” said Toronto’s new archbishop at his installation Mass March 25.
For his own episcopal motto Archbishop Francis Leo adopted the Latin phrase Quodcumque Dixerit Facite (in English: Do whatever He tells you) — words taken from the Gospel according to St. John, by which the Evangelist illustrates the episode known as “the wedding at Cana,” an account steeped in exquisite and profound symbolism, and rich in spiritual and pastoral teachings.
Installing a new bishop is a very big deal. And every big deal in a Catholic diocese calls for a big liturgy.
An interview with Francis Leo, Canada's youngest bishop heading its largest English-speaking diocese.
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For 25 years, NCBC has brought the liturgy home
After uniting two offices in June to form the Dicastery for Culture and Education, Pope Francis named a full slate of 34 members and 40 consultants for the office which promotes human values in culture and education and works with Catholic schools and universities around the world.