Basilians at the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
September 25, 2018
The Plenary Assembly of Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops opened September 24, 2018 for their annual gathering in Cornwall, Ontario. This year marks of the 75th anniversary of the Conference’s foundation. Ninety Bishops from across the country have assembled to discern, discuss, and deliberate on ecclesial matters of national importance.
Among the Basilians present at the Conference are Fr. Thomas Rosica, CSB of Salt + Light Media, Bishop Robert Kasun, CSB of the Archdiocese of Toronto, Fr. Timothy Scott, CSB of Conférence religieuse canadienne / Canadian Religious Conference, Archbishop Michael Miller, CSB of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Vancouver and Bishop Ronald Fabbro, CSB of the Roman Catholic Diocese of London.
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