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Archbishop of Edmonton to celebrate Catholic Social Services Sunday
First source report
Archbishop Stephen A. Hero will celebrate the sixth annual Catholic Social Services Sunday on October 25, 2026, within the Archdiocese of Edmonton.
The day serves to recognize the work of Catholic Social Services (CSS), a local agency that provides care to refugees, people with developmental disabilities, seniors, youth, and those fleeing abuse. The agency operates with more than 2,000 employees and 400 volunteers.
In a letter to the faithful, Archbishop Hero noted that the agency's mission relies on the prayers and financial contributions of the Catholic community to sustain its reach to those in need.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official sourceCatholic Social Services Sunday, October 25, 2026 – Most Rev. Stephen A. Hero
Diocese of Edmonton · Andrew Ehrkamp
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- Oct 29, 12:48 PM PT Sister Toyleen Fook, SP, devoted herself to prison ministry
- Oct 27, 2:47 PM PT Bishop Stephen Hero delivers homily at White Mass
- Oct 26, 1:47 PM PT Bishop Stephen Hero delivers homily on Memorial of St. Paul II
- Oct 26, 10:46 AM PT Relic of St. John Paul II visits Archdiocese of Edmonton
- Oct 22, 9:45 AM PT · 9 sources Bishop Scott C. McCaig expresses sorrow
- Oct 21, 1:20 PM PT St. Michael Parish celebrates faith, gratitude and vision for the future
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