June is the Month dedicated to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. The Sacred Heart of Jesus is one of the most widespread and popular a devotions or prayers in the Catholic Church. It represents Jesus' divine-human love for every person.

Happy Indigenous History Month - 30 days of honouring the beauty, creativity, pride, and gifts of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis folks and communities! Keep an eye on our social media for some exciting things taking place throughout the month of June! 🧡

Day 4 of the Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus: Sacred Heart of Jesus, we place all our trust in you. iceont.ca/novena/day-fou… #SacredHeart ICE

"On this Feast of #CorpusChristi, we need to remember that Jesus, the Bread of Life, is our strength and support on life's journey." -Pope Francis

Today, we extend best wishes to all fathers! May they find in St. Joseph a model, support and consolation to live their fatherhood well. Let us pray together for fathers. #PopeFrancis #FathersDay

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day! #DoSomething #ReconciliACTION #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay #IndigenousHistoryMonth

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, we pray in thanksgiving for the history, heritage, resilience and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis across Canada. #NIPD2024

Happy #IndigenousPeoplesDay! What will you do today to honour your community or continue to advance reconciliation? ☀️

July 1 | Canada Day “If Canada wants to really be a country, then it needs to include everybody. And it needs to take care of everybody.” – Gord Downie #DoSomething #ReconciliACTION #CanadaDay #GordDownie #ChanieWenjack #DownieWenjackFund

Take #ReconciliACTION this Canada Day. LEARN. What Treaties cover the land you live and work on? TAKE ACTION. Support Indigenous charities and businesses. CONNECT. Join an Indigenous cultural event this summer. #DoSomething #CanadaDay #GordDownie #ChanieWenjack

Thank you to Lheidli T’enneh First Nation, Carrier Sekani Family Services, The Exploration Place and Spotted Fawn Productions for this wonderful collaboration! To learn more about the Spirit Bear and Children Make History exhibit visit: fncaringsociety.com/spirit-bear/sp…

Looking for summer camps or recreation programs for youth ?🏸🎨 Check out the #DPCDSB Community Bulletin Board for fun, active, and engaging community-based programming for youth and families: ➡dpcdsb.info/CommunityBulle…

Haven't gotten the chance to watch Spirit Bear's newest film? Head over to #SpiritBearTV to watch as Spirit Bear learns what it means to reconcile history in Spirit Bear: Echoes of the Past 🐻🦊 Amanda Strong

The 2024-2025 school year begins next week! The first day of classes is Tuesday, September 3. Here's a look at the 2024-2025 school year calendar: dpcdsb.info/SchoolYearCale…

Did you know? #Novena means "nine." Our Novena to Saint Michael begins on September 20, nine days before the solemnity of our patron saint on September 29. Read Archbishop Leo's invitation and reflection: bit.ly/news-Novena2024 #catholicTO

Powley Day, Sept 19, 2024, marks the landmark 2003 Supreme Court of Canada's decision that affirms that Métis harvesting rights are protected under section 35. of the Constitution Act, 1982.

Starting today, November 7, flags at all DPCDSB schools/facilities will be flown at half-staff in memory of The Honourable Murray Sinclair, former Canadian Senator & former chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission who passed away on November 4. dpcdsb.info/MurraySinclair

#IndigenousVeteransDay honours the thousands of Indigenous soldiers who served in various conflicts, despite facing systemic discrimination both during and after their service. It is a time to recognize their bravery and contributions to Canada’s military. #LestWeForget

Today is National Indigenous Veterans Day. On this day, we encourage you to take a moment to honour and thank all Indigenous Veterans for their service. Aujourd’hui, c’est la Journée nationale des anciens combattants autochtones. Nous vous encourageons à prendre un moment pour

#MétisNationDay is a time to recognize the distinct culture, history, and political struggle of the Métis Nation. Rooted in resistance—from the Red River to Batoche—this day honours the strength of Métis communities and their ongoing fight for recognition, land, & self-governance