Submitted by: Lois Charlebois Christian Family Life Standing Committee Responsibilities are: Marriage and Family Sanctity of Life Ministry to Youth, Disabled, Seniors, Widowed, Separated, Divorced Vocations Christian Family Life Chairpersons have a great deal of work to do—to serve such a large part of our Church communities. Many different people make up the families in [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Dodie Bond My report in our Convention booklet is just a sound bite of all the great works that are being done across BC and the Yukon. Please take the time to read it. We have a winner for the 2011 Molly Boucher Bursary; her name will be brought forward at our evening [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Pat Deppiesse I would like to thank all the newest Resolutions chairpersons, for saying YES to taking on this standing committee. How many members in this room have been or are now resolutions chairpersons? This year I am looking forward to working with: Diane from the Kamloops Diocese, Angelina from the Vancouver Diocese and, Betty from [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Doreen Gowans As Catholic Women’s League members we are fortunate to receive opportunities to develop spiritually and are able to grow in our faith, we receive 95,000 prayers daily, we are provided with leadership workshops that give us confidence in public speaking and self esteem building which enable us to take leadership roles [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Caroline Ann-Alter What does community mean to you? When you hear the word community what comes to your mind? Becoming a community life chairperson can be an awesome task. So many challenges, topic’s and concerns to choose from, how do you do justice to all these issues/problems. The temptation might be to despair and think [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Lorrilee Jordan In Richmond, one year ago I accepted appointment to the CWL provincial executive. At the Post Convention Meeting, as Nancy appointed positions – I suddenly realized that there was one name and one standing committee position left to be called and both began with L. They were Legislation and Lorrilee. I [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Jeanne Wilson Every level of the CWL whether it is national, provincial, diocesan or parish relies on communication to get its message across to each member and to other Catholics. At the National level -the League Magazine published three times a year ensures that the policies and views of the CWL are circulated [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Nancy Simms WOW! Wonderful Outstanding Women! That is truly what I found in each one of you as I traveled throughout our province attending diocesan conventions. I know at your conventions I told you, but I will say it again, all of you and the work that you do and the stories you hold [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Sandra Stajduhar There have been no extraordinary expenses in 2011. To June 1st, per capita of $38,960 has been received for 111 members for 2010 and 7681 members for 2011. Funds are being received much quicker than last year. Once our application is processed, the per capita will now be deposited directly into [...]
Read MoreSubmitted by: Elizabeth Hoskins It is said, the strength of the League is directly measured in proportion to the depth of member’s spirituality. And in our provincial family, you have shown that you are spiritually strong and dedicated to this rewarding and important segment of the league. As members of the League we are asked [...]
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