CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE IN HAMILTON DIOCESE

Growing in faith, and witnessing the love of God through ministry and service

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Growing in faith, and witnessing the love of God through ministry and service

ABOUT US

The Catholic Women's League in Hamilton Diocese is part of a national sisterhood of women, rooted in our shared Catholic faith, who promote awareness and respond to political and social issues that affect all Canadians

RESOURCES

Discover resources for over 90 local Councils including Award information, Handbooks and Manuals, the Parish Council Executive Form, the Pornography Hurts campaign and Spectrum newsletter

BOOK OF LIFE

Reporting Deceased Members:
Click the button below to complete a form that will notify both the National office and the Hamilton Diocesan Office upon the death of one of their members

COMMUNICATIONS

See our various communications;

This painting is by a local Indigenous Artist, Yvonne Maracle. The title of the paining is: Rising, and is a self-portrait. It represents Yvonne’s story of rising from the negative treatment of others and realizing that she is stronger than those who have belittled and hurt her in the past. 
<br>Let us pray for the healing of all our Indigenous sisters and brothers who have been hurt by others, as well, we pray for their families. <br>Teresa DiFalco, Hamilton Diocesan President.
This painting is by a local Indigenous Artist, Yvonne Maracle. The title of the paining is: Rising, and is a self-portrait. It represents Yvonne’s story of rising from the negative treatment of others and realizing that she is stronger than those who have belittled and hurt her in the past.
Let us pray for the healing of all our Indigenous sisters and brothers who have been hurt by others, as well, we pray for their families.
Teresa DiFalco, Hamilton Diocesan President.

Dear League Sisters,

ORANGE SHIRT DAY IS SEPTEMBER 30, 2024, which is a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

September 30 is recognized as Orange Shirt Day, an Indigenous-led grassroots commemorative day inspired by the story of Indian Residential School Survivor Phyllis Webstad.

It’s a national movement and annual event in Canada where Indigenous and non-Indigenous people come together in the spirit of hope, healing, remembrance, and reconciliation to honour residential school survivors, their families, and their communities.

Please show your support by wearing orange and keeping all Indigenous Peoples past and present on your hearts and in your prayers.

Teresa DiFalco, Diocesan President

See the latest Diocesan President Communique

Sparkle God’s Way! Be A Beacon of HOPE and LIGHT to Everyone You Meet

Diocesan President Communique: A letter from Teresa DiFalco addressing League Sisters and Spiritual Advisors. As we embark on this new journey together, I am excited to introduce our new diocesan theme for 2024-2026: “Sparkle God’s Way (Be A Beacon of Hope and Light to Everyone You Meet.)”
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