Coast to Coast: July 19 to July 25

Alicia Ambrosio

Saturday, July 25, 2015

With summer finally in full gear across the country, our dioceses and their news outlets have also gone into summer schedule. So this week Coast to Coast brings you a look at some events across the country you might want to check out.

If you’re in Edmonton and you are planning to go to World Youth Day Krakow in 2016, you know that we are now one year away from the big event! To make the milestone, Archbishop Richard Smith (a veteran WYD Participant) is celebrating Mass with all WYD participants at St.Joseph’s Basilica in downtown Edmonton.

Meanwhile in Winnipeg, the Centenary Icon of the Holy Family is on tour around the Archdiocese. Details about the tour and the icon can be found here.

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