The United Nations reminds us that the global water crisis does not affect all people equally. “Where people lack the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation, inequalities flourish, with women and girls bearing the brunt.” As Catholic Women’s League...
As we journey through the Lenten season of giving, World Down Syndrome Day invites CWL members to reflect on the dignity of every human life. Despite growing awareness and support, many children diagnosed with Down syndrome are not given the chance to be born. In...
“Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls.” Women around the world still hold only 64% of the legal rights granted to men. The Catholic Women’s League of Canada stands in solidarity with women globally through its membership in WUCWO, representing more than 8...
CWL members across Ontario are invited to gather online for an enriching evening of learning and shared wisdom. Toronto Diocesan Council is hosting CWL Wednesday: Effective Meetings on March 11, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. (Zoom), led by Kate O’Quinn, TDC President. Drawing...
Welcome to the March edition of our ON‑Line Newsletter! As we enter the Lenten Season of Giving, we pause to reflect on how small acts of sacrifice, generosity, and compassion can transform our communities. This month’s issue invites us to journey together with...
The Ontario Provincial Council of the Catholic Women’s League invites all members to step boldly into compassion by participating in the Coldest Night of the Year Walk on February 28, 2026. This national movement unites communities across Canada in support of...
Across Ontario, a simple spark of compassion is growing into a province‑wide movement of light and hope. Inspired by the Toronto Diocesan Council’s successful request to illuminate the CN Tower blue on February 22—the National Day of Awareness of Human Trafficking—CWL...
The Ontario Provincial Council joins Catholics across Canada in honouring National Catholic Health Care Week, celebrating those who bring Christ’s healing presence to our communities. We invite councils to offer prayers, express gratitude, and support compassionate...
FEBRUARY 2026 NEWSLETTER
Family Literacy Day is celebrated across Canada on January 27, and this year’s theme invites families to “Make mealtime family learning time.” From reading together to turning everyday kitchen moments into opportunities for growth, family literacy strengthens both...