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Mary, the Ark of the New Covenant

As we begin the month of May, a month dedicated to honoring Mary, our loving Mother, TNTT Canada warmly invites all Huynh Trưởng, Hiệp Sĩ Trưởng Thành, Hiệp Sĩ, and các em Nghĩa Sĩ to join us for a special workshop centered on Our Mother Mary.

With the theme “Mary, the Ark of the New Covenant,” this workshop will be an opportunity to deepen our understanding, grow in faith, and draw closer to her loving guidance.

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Contribution 2026

Hàng năm vào dịp mừng lễ Mình Máu Thánh Chúa, Phong Trào phổ biến Chiến dịch đóng góp Một Giờ Lương cho Phong Trào để có ngân quỹ hoạt động cho các chương trình sinh hoạt trong Phong Trào nhằm đáp ứng nhu cầu thăng tiến của các thành viên.

Nay Liên Đoàn xin phát động Chiến Dịch Đóng Góp 2026, mời gọi quý Cha Tuyên Úy, Trợ Úy, Trợ Tá, Cố Vấn, Quý Huynh Trưởng và Hiệp Sĩ Trưởng Thành cùng góp phần xây dựng Liên Đoàn ngày thêm vững mạnh trên cả hai phương diện tự nhiên và siêu nhiên.

Để có thể chuẩn bị chu đáo cho các chương trình sinh hoạt 2026-2027, mong rằng quý Cha, quý Trợ Úy, Trợ Tá, Cố Vấn, quý Trưởng và Hiệp Sĩ Trưởng Thành tham gia đóng góp từ đây đến hết ngày 31 tháng 8, năm 2026.

Mọi đóng góp xin gởi về Ban Chấp Hành Liên Đoàn qua E-transfer email: LDKateriDonations@gmail.com với ghi chú: “Chiến dịch đóng góp 2026” trong phần chú thích.

Thư Ngỏ – Chiến dịch đóng góp 2026




Sa Mạc Huấn Luyện Emmaus II

Sa Mạc (Camp): EMMAUS II
Mã Số (Camp Code): C1-007-26
Huấn Luyện (Training): Huynh Trưởng Cấp 1

Ghi Danh (Registration): https://bit.ly/SaMac-Emmaus-II

Thông Báo Sa Mạc Emmaus II

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Monthly Prayer That everyone might have food

Lord of creation, you gave us the fertile earth and, with it, our daily bread, as a sign of your love and providence. Today we acknowledge with sorrow that millions of brothers and sisters still suffer from hunger, while so much food is wasted at our tables. Awaken in us a new awareness: that we may learn to give thanks for every meal, to consume with simplicity, to share with joy, and to care for the fruits of the earth as your gift, meant for all, not just a few. Good Father, make us capable of transforming the logic of selfish consumption into a culture of solidarity. May our communities promote concrete gestures: awareness campaigns, food banks, and a simple, responsible lifestyle. You who sent your beloved Son Jesus, bread broken for the life of the world, give us a new heart, hungry for justice and thirsty for fraternity. May no one be excluded from the common table, and may your Spirit teach us to see bread not as a product to consume, but as a sign of communion and care. Amen.

In the Midst of Fatima: An Expression of Church Universal

As I head off to my Pilgrimage and Journeying ‘experiment’ starting in Ponte de Barca, I reflect on the whirlwind of activities that has happened that past couple of days. In particular, I reflect on my experiences of my pilgrimage to the Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary in Fatima. Fatima is a place … Read moreIn the Midst of Fatima: An Expression of Church Universal

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Good evening, VEYM family!

Please save the date to join us this Wednesday 5/13 from 8pm-9pm for our monthly VEYM Health and Wellness Webinar. Come, learn, and discuss about AI AS A TOOL OR A CRUTCH FOR YOUTH LEADERS as well as critically exploring our relationship with this new emerging technology, presented by Dr. Angie Vo.

Tr. Angie Vo has a Ph.D in Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication and her research focuses on Asian American communities and how they use technologies to educate and care for one another. She currently teaches at UT Dallas and is published in the International Journal of Communication and the Interactive Film and Media Journal. She also is ngành trưởng ngành Hiệp Sĩ at Kito Vua Chapter, Fort Worth.

To join, please click on the link below:
url.veym.net/WellnessWednesday

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Let me give you a defense for the hope that’s in you—St. Peter says the hope of Christians has a face, and that hope can’t be reduced to slogans; it’s something you live and that can speak to people with gentleness.

First: Catholicism answers the need for hope that doesn’t collapse.

Many young people aren’t “anti-God”—they’re just tired, uncertain, or indifferent. Pope Leo XIV says the certainty of Christ’s presence can “lift us above indifference”. That’s the point: Christianity isn’t just “belief,” it’s hope anchored in the Living God, not in temporary feelings.

A strong question to test your own indifference is: What if your heart isn’t refusing God, but refusing false hope—hope that’s only an ideology? Benedict XVI warns that reducing Christian hope to “a group slogan” is “nothing is more contrary” to Jesus’ message; he wants people “to be” hope by remaining united to him.

Second: Catholicism is about friendship with Jesus, not just arguments.

Pope Leo XIV teaches that Christian witness arises from friendship with the Lord, who “listens to you, motivates you, and guides you, calling each of you to a new life.” That’s not propaganda—it’s interior transformation that reshapes how you live.

So if someone is indifferent, the real issue might be: Have you experienced Jesus as a living Friend—one who calls you, not just a system that demands? Pope Benedict XVI also presses this same point: “Always seek the Lord Jesus, grow in friendship with him, receive him in communion.”

Third: Catholicism gives you real encounters—especially through the sacraments.

This is where hope becomes practical. Benedict XVI says the Church is a place where “the Lord continues to give himself to us, in the grace of the sacraments… in the many gifts of his consolation.”

And John Paul II calls the Eucharist the “supreme sacrament of the Covenant,” communion with Christ: “He who eats my flesh remains in me and I in him.”

So the concrete answer to “Why be Catholic?” can be: because you can actually receive Christ—hope becomes something you take in, not only something you think about.

Can I ask you something? When you say you’re indifferent—what are you hoping for, deep down? And what would it take for you to believe that hope is real enough to change your life?

St. Peter’s method is exactly that: give an “account” of hope, with gentleness and reverence, not pressure.
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"On this Mother’s Day, and each day of the year, our gratitude goes far beyond appreciation for the many sacrifices mothers make. We recognize their essential role in helping us discover who we truly are. In a world where identity is very often presented as uncertain or fragmented, mothers provide the first and most enduring witness to the truth that every human life is a gift and that every person is called into a relationship with God. I give thanks to all the mothers in the Archdiocese of Toronto; I pray for you and your families and ask that you continue to pray for me."

Read Cardinal Leo's Message for Mother's Day: bit.ly/Leo-MothersDay #catholicTO
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