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One year ago, Archbishop Thomas Collins of Toronto became the 16th Cardinal in the history of the Canadian Church. Though Cardinal Collins is already well-known to the faithful he shepherds, the rest of the world was introduced to a wise and humble pastor with an infectious love for the Word of God. The week leading up to the consistory is chronicled in this half-hour special filmed in Rome. What is a cardinal and how does an archbishop become a cardinal? What actually happens during a consistory? Join host Alicia Ambrosio and her guest Kris Dmytrenko as they look at Consistory Week 2012 and answer these questions and more. Also, get a rare glimpse into Rome through the eyes of Cardinal Collins.
The 6 Cardinals created on November 24, 2012
Consistory for the Creation of new Cardinals - February 18, 2012
Salt + Light offered extensive coverage of the consistory for new Cardinals held at the Vatican on the weekend of February 18-19. This consistory includes Archbishop Thomas Collins, who became the country's 16th cardinal. Coverage included live and repeat broadcasts of the consistory for new Cardinals, Mass with new Cardinals, and a special mass celebrated by Cardinal Thomas Collins from the Vatican Crypt.
Papal Mass with new Cardinals on the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter - February 19, 2012
List of the 22 new cardinals of February 2012
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Since taking up his role as Archbishop of New York in 2009, Timothy Dolan has taken the city and nation by storm! Adding to his responsibilities, he was elected President of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in November 2010. In this Witness interview, viewers will meet an articulate historian, teacher, pastor and public leader who is not afraid to enter into the great debates of our day and give witness to the Good News of Jesus Christ.
In his post-synodal apostolic exhortation Verbum Domini, Pope Benedict encouraged the faithful to practice “Lectio Divina” — the prayerful reading of Scripture. While this ancient practice is something new for many people, it is certainly familiar to Catholics in Edmonton and Toronto, where Archbishop Thomas Collins has led a popular series of lectio divina meditations. Following aVerbum Domini conference at Regis College, the Archbishop of Toronto sits down with Fr. Thomas Rosica to discuss the church’s renewed emphasis on Scripture.
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