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Morning Session at the Christ the King Rally
Pictures taken during the morning session at the Christ the King Rally that was held on November 21, 2009 at the Canadian Christian College.
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Afternoon Session at the Christ the King Rally
Pictures during the Christ The King Rally that was held at the Canadian Christian College on November 21, 2009. The theme of the Conference was "You are Royal Priesthood" 1 Peter 2:9.
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"Once Again Lord, Thank you very much"
As the National Conference comes to an end, Deacon Carlos Nogueira showed how great our God is. He gave thanks to all supporters for they are commissioned by God to experience the fullness of the Holy Spirit The encouragement from the Archdiocese of Toronto, especially His Grace Archbishop Thomas Collins, Bishop Richard Grecco - CCCB National Liaison to the Charismatic Renewal, and Most Rev. Bishop Sam G. Jacobs, Deacons, and Priests inspired all working committee to do exceptional performance. He also appreciated the whole Community who rendered beyond the call of duty, for their services come first coupled by their hard-earned money acted as seed money in contribution to the success of this activity.
Bro Don Quilao, Chairman of the Canadian National Catholic Charismatic Conference addressed the participants of the event. He thanked God, Officers of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Council, Volunteers and Delegates who made the Conference of God successful. He claimed the promises of God "...nothing you do for the Lord is ever useless..." (1 Corinthians 15:58), and "...if you learned to give, gifts will be given to you... full-pressed down, shaken together to make room for more, running over and poured into your lap..." (Luke 6:38). Surely, He is a faithful God, great surprises are indeed still happening yesterday, today and forever. Watch Video here. (10 minutes). For more pictures at the St. Michael Cathedral on June 26, 2009. View Photos here |