Faith Connections Events
A listing of upcoming Faith Connections events:
SINGLES MIXER
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Faith Connections and the Toronto Catholic Singles Association invite young adults (19-39 years old) to a
SINGLES MIXER!
Light snacks will be provided,
cash bar!
Icebreakers will begin at 7:15pm
THEOLOGY ON TAP: Theology of the Body in Relationships
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Faith Connections'
Theology on Tap
Theology of the Body in Relationships
MASS & LUNCH with the CSJs
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Faith Connections invites young adults (18-39) to join us for eleven o'clock Mass followed by lunch at Morrow Park with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Toronto!
Come out and meet these wonderful women and share stories of faith and life!
Please RSVP by Friday, September 17: call 416-222-1426 ext 276 or e-mail faithconnections@csj-to.ca
THEOLOGY ON TAP: Business Ethics and Religion After the Financial Collapse
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Faith Connections'
Theology on Tap
Business Ethics and Religion After the Financial Collapse
Special guest: Richard Shields, PhD, Faculty of Theology, University of St. Michael's College.
Young Adult Retreat: VILLAGE EARTH OUTREACH
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A ministry of the Federation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Canada in partnership with Faith Connections
Village Earth Outreach
Earth Story...
Our Story...
God's Story.
A Retreat for Young Adults (18-39)
There is a growing scientific awareness of the earth and of our current ecological crises — how does this connect with our faith journey?
Young Adult Retreat: VILLAGE EARTH OUTREACH
Location(s)
See map: Google Maps, Yahoo! Maps, MapQuest
A ministry of the Federation of Sisters of St. Joseph of Canada in partnership with Faith Connections
Village Earth Outreach
Earth Story...
Our Story...
God's Story.
A Retreat for Young Adults (18-39)
There is a growing scientific awareness of the earth and of our current ecological crises — how does this connect with our faith journey?
