Saint John Fisher Parish

We all want to be free but why it is so difficult to make decisions? Is there a way to know that we are making the right decisions? Is being authentic different from being spontaneous? How can we foster freedom in children without imposing our views? Susana has a doctorate degree in philosophy. Her areas of interest are: Theory of action (freedom, determination, identity), Theory of knowledge, and interdisciplinary studies on human behaviour. She is a consultant for cultural projects at Institute Tour des Pins and Association pour le développement sociale de la femme, Montréal, Québec. All are welcome.

Shrove Tuesday Free Dinner Hosted by The Knights of Columbus - Tuesday, February 25 at 6:00 p.m. in the parish hall. Pancakes – Sausages – Ham. Donations will be accepted at the door.

Weekend is a retreat for youth aged 18 to 30 that offers participants the chance to learn more about Christ and themselves. Whether you're a practicing believer or seldom go to church, Challenge will provide you with an opportunity to learn, to share and to grow in faith. You'll make new friends and participate in worship music, prayer, youth testimonies, discussions, and games. When? February 28th to March 1st (Friday 7PM to Sunday 5PM) Where? Loyola High School, 7272 Sherbrooke St W (in NDG) Cost? $60 (includes all meals and snacks; for those in real financial need, assistance can be arranged by contacting the Registration Coordinator). For more information, please visit montrealchallenge.ca, email outreach@montrealchallenge.ca, or look us up on Facebook or Instagram.