CCRL Hosts its 2019 Dinner in Toronto on November 25 featuring Guest Speaker Deborah Gyapong
League to Honour Father Tony Van Hee with Archbishop Adam Exner Award for Catholic Excellence in Public Life Toronto, ON October 29, 2019 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is pleased to announce that its 2019 Dinner will take place in Toronto on November 25 at...Fr. Anthony Van Hee, S.J., 2019 Winner of CCRL’s Exner Award
Toronto, ON October 25, 2019 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is pleased to announce that it has chosen 84-year-old Jesuit priest Fr. Anthony Van Hee from Ottawa as winner of this year’s Archbishop Adam Exner Award for Catholic Excellence in Public Life. In...Prolife Hollywood Blockbuster Film Unplanned in Canada for 1 Week Only beginning on July 12
Toronto, ON July 8, 2019 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is pleased to report that the Hollywood Blockbuster film Unplanned is finally being screened in Canada, albeit for one week only beginning on Friday, July 12. Unplanned was released on March 29 in the...National March for Life 2019
Ottawa, ON May 10, 2019 – The Catholic Civil Rights League (CCRL) is pleased to extend its continued support for the National March for Life which took place in Ottawa yesterday with representation from across the country. CCRL Executive Director Christian Elia...An Easter Message from CCRL President Phil Horgan
Toronto, ON April 21, 2019 – “Whom are you looking for?” Variations of this question come from the mouth of Jesus earlier in the Gospel of John, for example at John 1:38 in the context of becoming a disciple. The most poignant repetition of this question...
The League is disappointed to learn of a cheap anti-Catholic comment made recently by Liberal Party MP Adam Vaughan (Spadina – Fort York). Here's our release: https://t.co/u8zCC65iEk
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Tanya discusses the latest COVID lockdowns across Canada. @anthonyfurey , @DrChristianElia, Pastor Henry Hildebrandt, and @LDBildy join in on the discussion.
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This gives Catholics in BC some hope for returning to Mass in a safe way. Since Catholic church reoppenings in the early summer, we have done exceedingly well in worshipping safely. The League hopes for good news in Manitoba and Toronto too. @fordnation @jjhorgan @BrianPallister
Archbishop Miller had a “very productive” call w/ B.C. Health Minister @adriandix to discuss reopening Catholic churches to public worship while keeping people safe during pandemic. They're scheduled to talk again next week. @archbmiller @archvancouver https://t.co/qBv5bNkTnO