Fundraiser for Iraqi Christians
Fundraiser for Iraqi Christians
Hey friends. I had some shirts created to raise funds for and show solidarity with our persecuted & displaced Iraqi brethren. There is still dire need of assistance. Buy one of these shirts at $30 and more than $24 goes to helping people (100% of the profits).
Want one? Let me know. Better yet, buy in bulk for your youth group or ask your pastor if you can sell shirts after Mass.
Thank you for your help. Funds will go to Iraq through the Knights of Columbus as they are currently matching donations.
Contributors
Josh Canning
I am the founder of Canadian Catholic. A campus minister by trade, I served for 7 years at two of the largest campuses in Canada- York University, and the University of Toronto.
My experience in campus ministry confirmed my passion to work in evangelization and help more people come into an encounter and realization of Jesus' awesome, saving love. This passion led me to serve as Canada's Catholic Church coordinator for the Alpha program for 5 years, and cofound U Evangelize, a free online membership for Catholics who want to evangelize with greater confidence and effectiveness.
Husband to beautiful Lisa, and father to 8 amazing children.
If you want to know a little more about me, my testimony is right here.
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If you would like to contact me, please do so at josh@canadiancatholic.net. Thanks for your interest!
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*Please note: the views expressed in my posts are my own, and do not necessarily represent those of any organization I am working with or for.
Clayton Imoo
Clayton Imoo is husband to Gail and father to sons Sean Isaiah and Jacob Isaac and daughter Kayla Marie; and he has served as the Director of the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Vancouver for the past ten years, helping parishes develop their own youth and young adult ministries. Clay enjoys spending time with his family, playing music, playing sports, playing naptime, speaking and writing blogs on family, faith and the Vancouver Canucks at www.claytonimoo.com.
Eunice Hii
Eunice Hii is a recent business graduate from Vancouver, British Columbia. City gal at heart, she now resides in northern B.C., land of lumberjacks, plaid, and moose, as the Youth & Young Adult Ministry Coordinator for the Diocese of Prince George. In her down time, she likes to blare Matt Maher in the kitchen while baking apple pies. Her dream job (other than the one she is living)? Official papal tweeter. You can read more at her co-authored blog Faith & Peanut Butter here.
Benjamin Turland
Benjamin is originally from Salmon Arm, British Columbia. This small mountain town is where he found Jesus and converted to Catholicism at age 17. After finding Jesus all he wanted to do was proclaim him. He has been a full time missionary for 7 years spreading the faith from his own parish, all the way to Uganda, United Kingdom, Bosnia, Brazil and the United States. For the past 6 years he has worked with Catholic Christian Outreach. Most recently he has taken the role of Team Leader of CCO at Ryerson University, where he works with the Ryerson Catholic Campus Ministry.
Benjamin married his lovely wife Megan on May 2, 2015. Megan also works in the mission with CCO.
Benjamin is obsessed with coffee, mountains and sports.
FAQs
Why Canadian Catholic?
Canadian Catholic was created to engage young people in relevant conversations about faith and life. It seeks to present and discuss topics that are of permanent importance in a fresh and contemporary way.
Who was Canadian Catholic created for?
Canadian Catholic will appeal to anyone who is on a sincere journey of faith, desiring to go deeper into a relationship with Jesus and his Church. It will also appeal to those who want to understand why someone would want to be on such a journey.
Canadian Catholic was created with young adults in mind (19-35).
What kind of articles appear on this site?
We write about topics that are most relevant in a young Catholic's life. Scroll through the header bar on the main page of the site and you will see tabs that link to articles in different categories. Check out some articles, and let us know if you think something important is missing that you want to hear about.
Who writes for Canadian Catholic?
The main contributor is the fouder of the site, Josh Canning. Canadian Catholic also has guest contributors (see above), and interviews with people in Canada and abroad who bring a relevant contribution to the topic matter.
How often are articles posted?
We ordinarily post at least 3 times weekly. You can ensure that you don't miss anything by subscribing to receive posts via email here.
Do you accept article submissions?
If you think your blogging style speaks to our audience, feel free to submit an article or a link to your blog for review at submissions@canadiancatholic.net. We tend to privilege writers who work in ministry with young adults and who are already experienced bloggers. Please note that with any submission we cannot guarantee that it will be posted, but it will be given consideration.
Who are your designers?
The design and development of the site were done by JRC9 Design. The concept and design of the Rosary-maple leaf logo were done by Michael Dave Dizon. I recommend them both for their creative skill and professionalism.
Other questions?
If your question was not addressed above, or if you have questions on faith topics that may be addressed in a future post, please send them to info@canadiancatholic.net.