White Fathers

The Missionary Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart and of Mary Immaculate, commonly known as The Missionary Oblates of St. Boniface, was founded in 1904 in Winnipeg by Archbishop Louis-Philippe Adélard Langevin. With the motto "Cum Maria Matre Jesu" ("With Mary the Mother of Jesus"), the congregation is dedicated to serving disadvantaged communities and witnessing to the Living Christ through their vibrant spirit and mission-driven work. Generated from the website

The Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions in Winnipeg, Canada, are part of an international community of Catholic sisters who focus on education, healthcare, and social work in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Their work is guided by a commitment to the well-being of indigenous peoples, refugees, women, and the Earth, viewed through the lens of eco-spirituality and social justice. The congregation's history, from their establishment in 1898 to their redefined mission in 2008, is explored in Rosa Bruno Jofre's book, "The Sisters of Our Lady of the Missions: From Ultramontane Origins to a New Cosmology." This publication delves into the sisters' educational contributions, the impact of Vatican II, and their evolving identity at the intersection of feminist theology, eco-spirituality, and a critique of Western cosmology. Generated from their website

Canadian Lifelight Ministries is a community-based organization in Winnipeg, MB that offers support and resources for individuals seeking spiritual guidance and personal growth. With a focus on fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment, the ministry provides opportunities for individuals to explore their faith and connect with others on their spiritual journey. Generated from their business information