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Blaine and Patti Field, here with Fr. Peter Ciallella at the diocesan kickoff event for the One Heart, One Soul Campaign, are the general chairs for the campaign at Blessed Sacrament in Burford, below.

Pilot Wave soars past campaignöÏÓãÊÓƵapp target

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 What a takeoff! 

With a total of nearly $5 million raised as of early July, the 15 parishes in the Pilot Wave of the Diocese of HamiltonöÏÓãÊÓƵapp One Heart, One Soul Campaign have topped their collective target of about $4.5 million, with more coming in.

The crew from tournament sponsors Tripemco Burlington Insurance Group: from left, Kelly Hopkins, Paul Vaccarello, Bishop Crosby, Vince Vaccarello and Tony Filice

De Mazenod Door outreach program the big winner at charity golf tournament

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The 156-yard, par-three third at Glen Abbey Golf Club in Oakville is a tough test.

At Saints-Martyrs-Canadiens in Cambridge, Fr. Lourdy Dorismond shepherds the children. The parish has plans to increase childrenöÏÓãÊÓƵapp catechesis and its ties to area Catholic schools.

Parishes in ‘One Heart’ Campaign put special focus on youth ministry

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WhatöÏÓãÊÓƵapp the secret ingredient to drawing young people to parish life?

öÏÓãÊÓƵapp of youth joined Hamilton Bishop Douglas Crosby for the Diocesan Youth Rally in Kitchener.

‘We are all one big family’

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May is an exciting month in the Office of Youth Ministry for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton as it brings the annual Diocesan Youth Rally — an opportunity for hundreds of young people Grades 7-12 to gather for a day of prayer, celebration and encounter with the Lord. 

Priests from the parishes involved in the next wave of the One Heart, One Soul campaign — that begins in June — pose in front of the Chancery Office in Hamilton.

One Heart, One Soul campaign benefits are financial and more

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Activities surrounding the $35-million One Heart, One Soul campaign are multiplying across the Diocese of Hamilton.

ishop Douglas Crosby welcomed three new priests to the diocese on May 4: Fr. Gregory Merkley, left, a Kitchener native who has a commercial pilotöÏÓãÊÓƵapp licence, Fr. John Schnurr, who grew up on a dairy farm in Formosa, Ont., and Vivek Trindade, right, who spent most of his life in India and worked in advertising before starting his formation path.

Men of faith ... and signs of hope

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ItöÏÓãÊÓƵapp easy for a vocations director in North America to get discouraged. 

Vocations to the priesthood have been in decline everywhere in the world except Africa since 2012.

Bishop Douglas Crosby, centre, presided over the service for the Mass of Chrism at HamiltonöÏÓãÊÓƵapp Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King on April 15 to begin Holy Week. The liturgy was attended by people representing all segments of the Catholic population.

The Mass of Chrism

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In the Diocese of Hamilton, the annual celebration of the Mass of Chrism takes place at the Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King on Monday of Holy Week. 

The Bishop Farrell Library & Archives has a collection of old photographs taken in the 19th century and presented in 1867 to Fr. Peter Crinnon who later became Bishop of Hamilton. Many of the subjects are unidentified and the library is reaching out for help.

The people puzzle

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During the year of CanadaöÏÓãÊÓƵapp confederation 152 years ago, the seeds of a mystery were planted in the Diocese of Hamilton. Now archivists are trying to solve the puzzle — and they need your help. The story begins with Bishop Peter Crinnon, who served from 1874 to 1882 as the second bishop of Hamilton. A few years ago, a photo album he once owned was found among the remnants of an abandoned library housed in the basement of the Cathedral Basilica of Christ the King.

Bishop Douglas Crosby and Francis Doyle of the Diocese of Hamilton are confident parishioners will respond to the One Heart, One Soul campaign and its goal of $35 million.

Hamilton putting heart and soul into major campaign

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HAMILTON, ONT. – For St. Catherine of Siena Parish, the Hamilton dioceseöÏÓãÊÓƵapp One Heart, One Soul fund-raising campaign could not have arrived at a better time.

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