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Father Blazek on the New Pope

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Mar 14, 2013
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Fr. Blazek (Readings and Homily – March 13th, 2013)

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Mar 13, 2013
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Carry your Cross!

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Mar 9, 2013

As I get older, I see that all of our earthly lives involve some form of tragedy: We must work at jobs we dislike. We are forced out of our jobs. Our spouses are unfaithful. We grow old. We loose our hair. Our teeth fall out. Our feet turn purple. We live in chronic pain. Our children rarely visit.

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Sede Vacante!

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Mar 6, 2013

Cardinals around the world are heading to Rome to prepare for the next Conclave. One hundred and thirteen are currently in Rome, and there are still a few that haven’t arrived yet. Our own Cardinal Collins from Toronto will be in attendance, as well as Canadian Cardinal Ouellett. 

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It’s Time for Many of Us to Grow Up!

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Mar 2, 2013

In my final year of University, I was 24 years old and living in residence. I befriended a 17 year old named Steve. During one of our frequent conversations, I had referred to myself as an adult…

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Fr. Blazek (Readings and Homily – February 26th, 2013)

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Feb 27, 2013
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Pope Benedict XVI; final words from Chair of Peter

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Feb 27, 2013
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Teresa Pierre on Bill 13 (Gay Straight Alliance Clubs in Catholic Schools)

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Feb 25, 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAnQCe7GGOQ

On February 5th, 2013, Saint Gabriel’s Newsroom interviewed Teresa Pierre of Parents as First Educators regarding Bill 13 which was passed in June of 2012 (The Accepting Schools Act). This bill forces Catholic schools to allow gay straight alliance clubs.

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Time Flies, Remember Death

By Saint Gabriels Newsroom | Feb 23, 2013

I’m a Knight of Columbus. One of our mottos is, “Time flies, remember death.” In eternity, there is no time, as we understand it on earth. There is just the ever-present now.

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