Seekers of Truth, Doers of Justice

Approximately 120 youth and adults gathered to celebrate Earth Day (April 22nd) exploring our relationship to land through storytelling from speakers of diverse spiritual traditions.

Migration is not the issue; the issue is how governments around the world manage migration flows.

Rich northern countries often do not recognize the struggles they and their corporations cause over other countries' territories, over rural places, and traditional territories of Indigenous communities. They extensively resort to creating a harm narrative around migration as an uncontrolled and illegal phenomenon that affects their populations, economies, and security.

What Easter means to me? I believe that you cannot separate the Resurrection from the Passion and the Crucifixion. They all belong in one package. And to me, Jesus’s Passion, Crucifixion, and Resurrection reveal the core principle at the heart of all reality: that there’s life after death. First, things are destroyed, and then new life is brought into being.

On March 29, 2026, the Mary Ward Centre visited farms in the Niagara region, connecting with Latin American temporary migrant workers on vegetable and flower farms. It was a day grounded in listening. We heard stories, experiences, and, importantly, questions. Many workers shared ongoing uncertainties about their rights—both in their home countries and here in Canada—even after years of participation in the program.

“Christians and Muslims: What We Hope to Become Together.” Based on the 2026 Ramadan message released by the Vatican, the theme focuses on "Lent and Ramadan as 'catalysts for a renewed world'".