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PASSING OF SISTER MARGARET COYLE, SCIC
It is with deep sadness and faith in the Resurrection that we share the news of the passing of Sister Margaret “Margie” Coyle, who returned home to her loving God and Father on November 5, 2025 at Ruth Ross Residence in St. John, New Brunswick. Sister Margaret served as Vice-Chancellor and later as Chancellor of the Diocese of Whitehorse from 1993 to 2002. The funeral Mass will take place on Thursday November 13, 2025 at 10 AM in St. John, New Brunswick (7 AM Yukon Time). For those unable to attend, the Mass will be livestreamed and can be viewed by visiting Sister Margaret’s obituary here. The Holy Mass celebrated at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Whitehorse on Thursday November 13, 2025 at noon (12PM) will be offered for the repose of her soul. Obituary and Tribute Wall 
CATHOLIC EDUCATION WEEK IN YUKON
Sunday, October 18 to Saturday, October 24, 2025 Celebrate Catholic Education Week with our three Catholic schools in Yukon - Christ the King Elementary, Holy Family Elementary, and St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Secondary - and the Catholic Education Association of Yukon Letter from the Bishops of Alberta, Northwest Territories and Yukon in English & French Daily prayer intentions for the week 
APOSTOLIC EXHORTATION Dilexi te
Of the Holy Father Leo XIV on "Love for the Poor" On October 9, 2025, Pope Leo XIV issued his first Apostolic Exhortation, Dilexi te. The Holy Father builds on themes contained in the final encyclical of his predecessor, Pope Francis, entitled Dilexit nos. Pope Leo’s message focuses on the heart of our Christian faith. At its core, the message reminds us of a powerful truth — the love of Christ is deeply connected to His call to care for the poor. Pope Leo reminds us that love for the poor is central to the Gospel itself and a message the every Christian is called to embrace. The full text of Pope Leo’s apostolic exhortation can be accessed here. You can access a Vatican News summary of the document by clicking here. Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops announcement: In English and in French May this latest teaching from Pope Leo XIV inspire us to continue to live a faith that acts and follow the example of Jesus to love and serve all those in need, most especially the poor and vulnerable. 
NATIONAL TRUTH & RECONCILIATION DAY
On this day, September 30th, all the Catholic faithful of Canada are invited to respond to this national day in a spirit of charity and compassion for our indigenous brothers and sisters. The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) Permanent Council have prepared this statement for the occasion: In English: https://www.cccb.ca/announcement/statement-from-the-permanent-council-to-the-catholic-faithful-on-the-occasion-of-the-2025-national-day-of-truth-and-reconciliation In French: https://www.cecc.ca/annonce/declaration-du-conseil-permanent-aux-fideles-catholiques-a-loccasion-de-la-journee-nationale-de-la-verite-et-de-la-reconciliation-2025 Visit our Healing & Healing and Indigenous Reconciliation Fund (IRF) webpages 
CALLED TO WITNESS AND PROCLAIM
New CCCB video series The Episcopal Commission for Evangelization and Catechesis (ECEC) of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (English Sector) is pleased to announce a new four-part video series titled Called to Witness and Proclaim, developed to support the Commission’s Pastoral Letter on Family Catechesis, released last October. The series aims to help families, catechists, and pastoral leaders deepen their understanding of the family as the “domestic church.” Each video offers accessible and engaging content suitable for formation in parish settings, pastoral reflection on family ministry, parent formation sessions, or personal reflection. The complete series is now available on YouTube. 
COLLECTION FOR THE NEEDS OF THE CHURCH
The special Collection for the Needs of the Church in Canada: Supporting Bishops in Their Pastoral Mission Across the Country will take place on the weekend of September 27-28, 2025. This annual initiative is an important opportunity for the faithful to actively support and assist the Bishops in their ministry of accompanying, teaching, guiding, sanctifying, and caring for the Church in Canada. The Diocese of Whitehorse is a missionary diocese and most of our smaller churches rely on outside donations to help maintain pastoral ministry in their communites. Please support the Collection. We thank you in advance for your generosity and continued commitment. 
CCCB PLENARY 2025
Bishops from across Canada will be gathering this week in Montreal for the annual meeting of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Plenary Assembly. This meeting is always focused on how the Bishops of Canada can serve the Church’s mission at the national level. For more information on what topics will be discussed and about the plenary itself, the CCCB has released the following media statement: In English: https://www.cccb.ca/media-release/catholic-bishops-of-canada-gather-for-the-annual-meeting-of-the-plenary-assembly-2 In French: https://www.cecc.ca/communique-de-presse/les-eveques-catholiques-du-canada-se-reunissent-a-loccasion-de-la-reunion-annuelle-de-lassemblee-pleniere Please pray for all our Canadian bishops as they gather for these important meetings. UPDATES: CCCB President report from Most Rev. William McGrattan in English and French Daily videos of the CCCB Plenary Assembly meeting, produced in partnership with Salt and Light Media, posted on the CCCB YouTube channel. Available in both French and English. Follow on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/conferencecccb 
MINNEAPOLIS TRAGEDY
The CCCB President, the Most Rev. William T. McGrattan, sent a letter to the Most Rev. Bernard A. Hebda, Archbishop of Saint Paul and Minneapolis, expressing the Church in Canada’s solidarity with the families, students, teachers, clergy, and parishioners affected by the tragic mass shooting at Annunciation Parish and School on August 27, 2025. In English: https://www.cccb.ca/announcement/cccb-president-expresses-solidarity-after-minneapolis-tragedy/ In French: https://www.cecc.ca/annonce/le-president-de-la-cecc-exprime-sa-solidarite-apres-la-tragedie-de-minneapolis/ We continue to pray for all those who have been impacted by this tragedy. 
INDIGENOUS RECONCILIATION FUND UPDATE
The Indigenous Reconciliation Fund (IRF) Committee for the Diocese of Whitehorse is pleased to announce that the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Government will receive $35,000 from the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund for their Tr’ëhuhch’in Näwtr’udäh’ą - Finding Our Way Home Project. Tr’ëhuhch’in Näwtr’udäh’ą - Finding Our Way Home is a publication which was first printed in 2009. It is a scrapbook of stories, memories, and images put together by survivors of Yukon residential schools, through a support circle they named K’änächá, meaning “Taking Care of Ourselves.” It represents the beginning of K’änächá’s journey and effort to share their experiences; to heal, share and be understood. Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Government is now out of copies to distribute. This funding will facilitate the printing of 800 copies of the book so these stories can continue to be shared. We thank the Diocese of Hamilton for their generous contribution to this project in partnering with our diocese. Applications to the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund are continually being accepted, please visit our IRF webpage for more information. We also invite you to visit the national IRF Projects page to view other projects across Canada being supported by the IRF. 
SIGNING OF MOU FOR CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed on August 15, 2025 between the Yukon Minister of Education and Bishop Héctor Vila (Catholic Episcopal Corporation of Whitehorse). This important agreement affirms the role of the Bishop and outlines the responsibilities of the Department of Education for Yukon Catholic Separate Schools in Whitehorse. "This Memorandum of Understanding reaffirms our long-standing partnership with the Government of Yukon and our shared commitment to offering Yukon families the choice of a faith-based education within the public school system. Working together, we will continue to create school communities where every child feels welcomed, supported and encouraged to grow in both knowledge and faith, guided by Catholic values and a spirit of respect, reconciliation and hope." - Most Reverend Héctor Vila You are invited to read this letter from Bishop Vila and the following documents for additional information: Letter from Bishop Vila to parishioners and CEAY re. MOU (21 Aug 2025) Government of Yukon and Catholic Episcopal Corporation sign Memorandum of Understanding on Catholic education - News Release #25-352 (21 Aug 2025) MOU - Yukon Government and Episcopal Corporation 2025-08-15 
DAY OF FASTING & PRAYER FOR PEACE
Join our Holy Father, Pope Leo, for a day of prayer and fasting for peace on Friday, August 22nd, 2025 "Next Friday, 22 August, we will celebrate the memorial of Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Mary is the Mother of believers here on earth, and is also invoked as Queen of Peace, while our earth continues to be wounded by wars in the Holy Land, in Ukraine, and in many other regions of the world. I invite all the faithful to devote the day of 22 August to fasting and prayer, imploring the Lord to grant us peace and justice, and to dry the tears of those who suffer as a result of the ongoing armed conflicts. Mary, Queen of Peace, intercede so that peoples may find the path to peace." (https://www.vatican.va/.../20250820-udienza-generale.html) 
FIFTH WORLD DAY FOR GRANDPARENTS &
THE ELDERLY Sunday, July 27, 2025 The Fifth World Day of Grandparents and the Elderly (WDGE) was instituted by Pope Francis in 2021 to be celebrated on or near the Memorial of Saints Joachim and Anne, grandparents of Jesus. This year this celebration will be held on Sunday, July 27, 2025 and the theme is, “ Blessed are those who have not lost hope” (cf. Sir 14:2). Please visit the CCCB website or the Diocese of Whitehorse home page for various prayers, social media posts, and activities, as well as one-minute promotional video depicting a joyful encounter between children and their grandparents. English:https://www.cccb.ca/faith-moral-issues/family-and-life/grandparents-and-the-elderly/ French:https://www.cecc.ca/foi-et-questions-morales/famille-et-vie/grands-parents-et-personnes-ainees/ In addition, the Holy Father has released a message on this occasion, and pastoral aids developed by the Vatican are also available 
"NOTE ON PRAYER"
For the Jubilee Year of Hope The CCCB two-page Note on Prayer invites all the faithful to rediscover the heart of Christian life through prayer. It offers a concise reflection on how prayer connects believers more deeply with God and with one another, and emphasizes that prayer is rooted in trust and hope. The Note outlines some characteristics and forms of Christian prayer, and concludes by sharing a list of resources compiled by the CCCB Ad hoc Committee for the Jubilee. English: https://www.cccb.ca/.../05/Note-on-Prayer_EN-2025-04-22.pdf En français: https://www.cecc.ca/.../note-sur-la-priere-pour-lannee.../ 
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY
In recognition of National Indigenous Peoples Day on Saturday, June 21st, 2025, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) has released an announcement, National Indigenous Peoples Day - A Call to Reflection and Renewal. In English - A Call to Reflection and Renewal En français - Un appel à la réflexion et au renouveau Please pray for ongoing healing for our Indigenous brothers and sisters. 
A CALL FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
In light of the escalation of violence in the Middle East – most recently between Israel and Iran – the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) has published a press release inviting the Catholic faithful in Canada to pray for peace in the world during the month dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. In English: A Call to Prayer for Peace in the Holy Land and the Middle East During the Month of the Sacred Heart - Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops In French: Un appel à la prière pour la paix en Terre Sainte et au Moyen-Orient pendant le mois du Sacré-Cœur - Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Liturgical Inauguration of the Petrine Ministry of Pope Leo XIV
Sunday, May 18th, 2025
NATIONAL FAMILY & LIFE WEEK
Sunday, May 11th to Sunday, May 18th, 2025 We warmly invite you to celebrate, National Family & Life Week (NFLW). This year’s theme, “Abound in hope!” is a powerful message from St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans as we journey together as “Pilgrims of Hope” in this Jubilee Year and reflect on the gift of hope God gives us through our families. Please visit our diocesan National Family & Life Week webpage, and also the CCCB National Family & Life Week webpage with links to a variety of activities and prayers for children, youth and families. 🙏🙏 Join us at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Whitehorse on Thursday, May 15th from 7 to 8pm for an of prayer and Adoration dedicated to families🙏🙏 
HABEMUS PAPAM!
Message from Bishop Vila
for the election of the Holy Father Pope Leo XIV (08 May 2025)
Prayer for the Pope, Leo XIV (English prayer card - PDF)
Prière pour le pape, Léon XIV (French prayer card - PDF) CCCB Press Release on the Election of Pope Leo XIV (08 May 2025) CCCB webpage (including a biography and prayers): The Holy Father - The 267th Successor of Saint Peter MESSAGE FROM BISHOP VILA
To families impacted by the tragedy at the Lapu-Lapu Filipino festival A Mass will be celebrated for this intention at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Whitehorse on Sunday evening, May 4th, at 7pm 
Link to Catholic spiritual care supports being offered by the Archdiocese of Vancouver
Letter from the Filipino Ministry Office of the Archdiocese of Vancouver Statement from CCCB President, Most Rev. William T. McGrattan 
THE JUBILEE INDULGENCE
"THE JUBILEE INDULGENCE, thanks to the power of prayer, is intended in a particular way for those who have gone before us, so that they may obtain full mercy. Indeed, the indulgence is a way of discovering the unlimited nature of God’s mercy. Not by chance, for the ancients, the terms “mercy” and “indulgence” were interchangeable, as expressions of the fullness of God’s forgiveness, which knows no bounds." (Pope Francis, Spes non confudit, Bull of Indiction of the Ordinary Jubilee of the Year 2025 - 05 Sept 2024) *** Pope Francis' monthly intentions *** Throughout this Year of Jubilee 2025, a Jubilee indulgence may be obtained through the following:
The poster and leaflet below may also serve as a helpful guide, or you can refer to the CCCB Catechetical Resource on Plenary Indulgences during the Jubilee Year. 
MEMORIAL MASS FOR THE HOLY FATHER
Wednesday, May 7, 2025 at 7pm - Sacred Heart Cathedral His Most Reverend Héctor Vila will preside over a Memorial Mass at the intention of our beloved Holy Father Pope Francis this Wednesday, May 7th at 7 pm, at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Whitehorse. Masses and prayers will be offered in many of our staffed parishes and missions in our diocese this same evening. Please contact your local Catholic church for details. Let us join in faith to give thanks for his life of humble service and his unwavering witness to the Gospel. We also pray for the Conclave, which will begin on that day, the Cardinals, and the entire Catholic Church, asking for divine guidance and strength. PASSING OF OUR HOLY FATHER, POPE FRANCIS
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Novena to unite all Catholics in prayer for the Novendiales (nine days of mourning for the Holy Father) - 26 April to 04 May 2025 Litany of the Faithful Departed (Augustine Institute - Formed.org) * * * 
POPE FRANCIS IN MEMORIAM
(CCCB website - 23 April 2025) A memorial page dedicated to Pope Francis' life and papacy * * *
SALT + LIGHT TV
SPECIAL HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE The Canadian Catholic television channel Salt + Light TV has arranged a special programming schedule for Holy Week and Easter 2025, covering the celebrations traditionally led by the Holy Father in Rome. Holy Week Broadcast Schedule HOW TO WATCH Viewers are invited to subscribe to Salt + Light TV (S+L), Canada’s National Catholic TV Network, available on most cable and satellite carriers across Canada. For information on the channel’s availability or how to subscribe please click here. Additionally, viewers can access S+L content on Roku, Amazon Fire, iOS (Apple), Android TV, and Android mobile devices by downloading the Salt + Light Plus app. To subscribe to Salt + Light Plus, please click here. PASTORAL LETTER FOR EASTER 2025
We invite you to read Most Rev. Héctor Vila's Pastoral Letter for Easter 2025 to the Faithful of the Diocese of Whitehorse, available in both English and French. Pastoral Letter for Easter 2025 Lettre pastorale pour Pâques 2025 
CONCERNS ABOUT THREATS TO CHARITABLE STATUS DESIGNATION
On Monday, 10 March 2025, the members of the Permanent Council of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) expressed their grave concern regarding two recommendations made by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance within Report 21: Pre-Budget Consultations in Advance of the 2025 Budget. These recommendations (#429 and #430), if adopted, would be profoundly detrimental to Canada’s charitable sector, because they would:
Click here to view the PDF of the CCCB’s letter to the Minister of Finance 
PRAYERS FOR THE HOLY FATHER
Most Rev. Héctor Vila invites you to continue praying for the health of the Holy Father, Pope Francis as he receives treatment at Gemelli Hospital in Rome. Regular updates on his condition are being posted on the Vatican News website. In addition, the Most Rev. William T. McGrattan, Bishop of Calgary and CCCB President has prepared a message to all Catholic Faithful asking for prayers for the health and recovery of Pope Francis. The message is available on the CCCB website at the following links: English: Message by the Most Rev. William T. McGrattan, Bishop of Calgary and CCCB President, praying for the health and recovery of Pope Francis - Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops French: Message de Mgr William T. McGrattan, évêque de Calgary et président de la CECC, priant pour la santé et le rétablissement du pape François - Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops Download Diocese of Whitehorse Public Memo JOURNEY THROUGH LENT VIDEO SERIES
Join us for the CCCB's 2025 "Journey Through Lent" video series - Weekly reflections on the Lenten season. The series starts on Ash Wednesday, March 5th, and for each Sunday in Lent, up to and including Palm Sunday.
For more information, visit the CCCB website: English French Direct link to the video series on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Rk-bzo3sOs 
DIOCESAN LENTEN RETREAT
What is a woman? A Catholic answer The Diocese of Whitehorse is hosting a Diocesan Lent Retreat from Tuesday, March 11 to Friday, March 14, featuring renowned speakers Dr. Renato Versace and Mrs. Anna Podda, who will discuss various important topics including the role of women, family life, children's education in the digital age, and other contemporary issues from a Catholic perspective. There will be nine conferences in total with morning and afternoon sessions: CLICK HERE FOR SCHEDULE Sessions are open to anyone aged 16 and older and will be conducted in Italian with English translation available. Please bring wired headphones/earphones and an FM radio if you have these items. Registration is free, and attendees should RSVP if staying for lunch. For more information, email at [email protected]. An evening session will also take place on Tuesday, March 11 at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral. 
PRAYERS FOR THE HOLY FATHER
We ask for your prayers for the health and recovery of the Holy Father Pope Francis. A message from CCCB President, Most Rev. William T. McGrattan (19 Feb 2025): Join Development & Peace (Caritas Canada) for a special Rosary on February 27 at 5:30pm Yukon Time (4:30pm - BC; 7:30 PM - ET) to pray for the health of Pope Francis and all who need to heal from illness. Zoom registration link 
SACRED FIRE STORIES FILM (IRF)
The Indigenous Reconciliation Fund (IRF) has released a press release highlighting a new promotional video, Sacred Fire Stories, which captures inspiring stories of hope from IRF-funded projects, and showcases the real and meaningful impact the IRF is having within Indigenous communities. To view the short film and to also read the IRF 2024 Annual Report with project descriptions, please visit their website at irfund.ca/en/welcome/ 
MAiD* SURVEY: 'NATIONAL CONVERSATIONS ON ADVANCE REQUESTS'
Deadline: Friday, February 14, 2025 You are invited to complete the federal government survey, 'National Conversations on Advance Requests', to provide your feedback on this topic. Complete the Federal Survey THE SURVEY IS OPEN UNTIL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2025. For information on the topics of medical assistance in dying and palliative care, please visit our diocesan website. Let us continue to pray for respect for life from conception to natural death. Background: MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying) is the term used by the Canadian government for legalized euthanasia and assisted suicide. This past October 2024, Québec implemented a law allowing advance directives for MAiD for patients with capacity-limiting illnesses (dementia, alzheimers). This means that an individual can choose MAiD in advance, and make a decision before they are eligible. The intent is that MAiD be provided in the future after the individual has lost the capacity to consent. While acknowledging that this is not in accordance with the Criminal Code, the Federal government has chosen not to challenge Québec's legislation. Instead, it is launching a series of consultations, including a public survey. 
33RD WORLD DAY OF THE SICK
On 27 January 2025, the Vatican released Pope Francis' message for the 33rd World Day of the Sick, which will be celebrated on Tuesday, 11 February 2025, liturgical memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes. Inspired by the Jubilee Year’s theme of hope, this year’s theme for World Day of the Sick is “‘Hope does not disappoint’ (Rom 5:5), but strengthens us in times of trial.” Also, because of the Jubilee Year, this year’s World Day of the Sick is closely connected to the Jubilee of the Sick and Health Care Workers on 5-6 April 2025 and the Jubilee of People with Disabilities on 28 and 29 April 2025. For more information: CCCB Media Release and resources Catholic Health Association of BC (CHABC) resources and classroom activities Download prayer card (pdf) Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick: The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick will be offered at Masses on February 11th where there is a priest. For more information about this sacrament and to request it, please contact your local Catholic church. 
INDIGENOUS RECONCILIATION FUND UPDATE
The Indigenous Reconciliation Fund Committee for the Diocese of Whitehorse is pleased to announce that the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation will receive $35,000 from the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund for their Old Crow Biathlon Project. Building on Father Jean-Marie Mouchet's historic TEST program, this initiative brings youth and elders together to practice snowshoe biathlon. The project aims to promote youth health, provide alternatives to substance abuse, and prepare participants for competitions like the Arctic Winter Games. By combining traditional skills with athletic training, the program will instill self-pride, responsibility, and cultural connection among young community members. This funding represents a meaningful step in Indigenous reconciliation and community empowerment. We extend a heartfelt thank you to the Diocese of Hamilton for partnering with our diocese in funding this project. Applications to the Indigenous Reconciliation Fund are continually being accepted, please visit our IRF webpage for more information. We also invite you to visit the national IRF Projects page to view other projects across Canada being supported by the IRF. 
PASTORAL LETTER ON THE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA
On this one-year anniversary of the publication of the Pastoral Letter on the use of social media, “Let Your Speech Always be Gracious,” the CCCB is pleased to announce the launch of a new CCCB video series and other resources to help readers – individually or in group settings – to unpack the rich pastoral and moral insights of the Pastoral Letter more fully. The videos are available in both English and French. We invite you to read and view the Pastoral Letter and videos which can be found on the CCCB's new webpage: https://www.cccb.ca/.../pastoral-letter-on-the-use-of.../ 
WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY 2025
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2025 will take place in Canada from the 18th to the 25th of January, 2025. This year’s theme, inspired by the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, is “Do you believe this?” (Jn 11:26). Please find below links to the CCCB press release: English: https://www.cccb.ca/media-release/the-week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity-2025/ French: https://www.cecc.ca/communique-de-presse/the-week-of-prayer-for-christian-unity-2025 
WORLD DAY OF PEACE 2025
The Message of Pope Francis for the 58th World Day of Peace is on the theme ‘Forgive us our trespasses: grant us your peace’. For the World Day of Peace, which falls every 1 January, the Holy Father addresses a Message of good wishes and hope to Heads of State and Government, Heads of International Organizations, Leaders of different religions and every person of good will. Hope, which also characterizes the Jubilee Year, is the preponderant theme of this 58th Message. Pope Francis invites us to look at the many challenges that severely endanger the survival of humanity and Creation with a heart full of hope. To do this, it is necessary to rely on God's mercy. By His forgiving our debts, we will rediscover ourselves all children of the Father, and therefore all brothers and sisters, united on the path of peace. 
BLESSED MARIE-ANNE BLONDIN BURSARY
The Diocese of Whitehorse is pleased to administer this bursary established by the Sisters of St. Ann in honour of their foundress, Blessed Marie-Anne Blondin. For more information about the Sisters of St. Ann and the life and history of Blessed Marie-Anne Blondin please visit the Sisters of Saint Anne website or the CCCB's Blessed Marie-Anne Blondin webpage. The purpose of the bursary is to offer financial assistance to lay women of the Diocese of Whitehorse for:
For more information or to request a printed application form, please contact the Diocese of Whitehorse at [email protected] or 867-667-2052.
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