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Archbishop Lépine said the proposal by Quebec Premier François Legault to end prayer in public places goes squarely against the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
According to the Archdiocese of Quebec’s March 4 statement, the investigation into Cardinal Gerald Lacroix must be carried out ‘in accordance with the provisions of the motu proprio Vos Estis Lux Mundi.’
The newly appointed bishop speaks Spanish, French, and English but also knows sign language and has basic knowledge of the language of the Indigenous Mi’kmaq, many of whom reside in the Archdiocese of Quebec.
An event for families at the cathedral will be offered in September 2024, which includes a “lively artistic itinerary” and will take place Sept. 20–22.
Cardinal Lacroix told journalists Feb. 14 that part of effective co-responsibility is Catholics growing in love for the Lord together so that they can better fulfill their baptismal call to share the Gospel with others.
Canadian prelate denied on Aug. 19 having made inappropriate gestures on a woman who has alleged he sexually assaulted her.
The Archdiocese of Quebec is the subject of a civil-action suit. Eighty-eight clerics face accusations.
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