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Project Rachel
You do not have to carry this alone.
If an abortion in your past still brings grief, guilt, anger, or distance from God, Project Rachel offers free, confidential, non-judgmental support. Rooted in the mercy of Jesus Christ, this Catholic ministry welcomes women, men, and couples. All Saints Parish welcomes you, too.
Holy Cross Chaplaincy · Now hiring
Help form the next generation of Catholic leaders.
The Formation Internship Team Leader accompanies a small cohort of university students through prayer, study, community, and mission. This paid, part-time role is ideal for a recent graduate or young adult with a heart for mentorship and the life of the Church.
- Location
- Halifax, Nova Scotia
- Term
- September to April
- Hours
- 10 hours per week
- Pay
- $16.75 per hour
2026-2027 funding opportunity
Local Food
Security Initiatives
Strengthen access to healthy, local food.
Nova Scotia organizations can apply for up to $100,000 to purchase food, improve food-growing or distribution capacity, and build collaborative local food systems for vulnerable community members.
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Statement from Archbishop Dunn
“On behalf of the Archdiocese of Halifax-Yarmouth, I want to express my deep sadness for the tragic loss of the children at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School on the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation. The recent news that the remains of 215 indigenous children were found buried at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia, is absolutely heartbreaking. I am conscious that this tragedy has a significant impact on all Indigenous communities, especially those here in Nova Scotia. As Archbishop, I want to offer my prayers for these children, their families, and their communities. Acknowledging and bringing to light this dark chapter of our Catholic and Canadian history, is difficult but necessary, in order to be able to do and be better. I continue to be committed to all who have been mistreated and hurt by the residential school experience, in which Church members participated knowingly or unknowingly. Let us pray for the guidance of the Creator, Son, and Holy Spirit to help us continue working with our indigenous brothers and sisters to take the steps needed towards reconciliation, healing, and peace”.