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September 27, 2022

Churches appear to have escaped Fiona’s wrath

A man walks through the debris of destroyed homes along the coastline in Port Aux Basques, Newfoundland, Sept. 25, 2022. Canadian troops are being sent to assist the recovery from the devastation from Fiona, which hit the country's Atlantic provinces as a post-tropical storm and swept away houses, stripped off roofs and knocked out power.

Damage inflicted to church properties throughout the Maritimes by post-tropical storm Fiona has yet to be tabulated, but it seems for the most part Catholic Church property has escaped relatively unscathed after one of the strongest weather systems to ever hit Atlantic Canada. 

Published in Canada
July 28, 2015

Elements, jelly fish can’t stop swim for Good Shepherd

Marilyn Korzekwa, when she’s not swimming.

Cold waters, an overnight storm and countless jelly fish were not enough to slow down swimmer Marilyn Korzekwa during her historic three-province Atlantic Ocean swim to raise funds for the Good Shepherd in Hamilton, Ont.

Published in International
December 3, 2014

Sydney Polish church lost to fire

St. Mary’s Polish Church in Sydney, N.S., was destroyed by fire Nov. 29.

A long fought battle to save St. Mary’s Polish parish in Sydney, N.S., came to a fiery end on Nov. 29 as the church was reduced to ash, smouldering debris and charred remains.

Published in Canada