A skill, an imagination and a question: Three competencies for ministry
The Principal reflects on three key competencies for ministry formation, inviting theological students to consider vocation, leadership, and faithful service in today’s world.
Ministry in Action: Serving with Authenticity and Hope
For Marie Silvenie Chéry, ministry is a journey of learning and service. Through her training at Montreal Dio and work at Grace United Church, she [...]
Ministère en action: Marie-Silvenie Chéry, servir avec authenticité et espérance
Pour Marie Silvenie Chéry, le ministère est un chemin d’apprentissage et de service. Grâce à sa formation au Collège théologique diocésain de Montréal et à [...]
Comment imaginons-nous l’avenir de l’Église?
Éric Hébert-Daly réfléchit à la manière dont la formation théologique peut inspirer de nouvelles façons d’imaginer l’avenir de l’Église.
How Do We Imagine the Future of the Church?
How can the church embrace change while remaining rooted in faith? Éric Hébert-Daly reflects on the possibilities ahead.
What if we imagined new models of church together?
What if the future of the church calls us to imagine new ways of learning, serving, and growing together?
Why I give to Dio: Rhonda Waters
Rhonda shares why she gives to Montreal Dio and why theological education matters.
Five Years Changing Young Lives! Reflections on the Montreal Mission Internship
After five years and 58 participants, the Montreal Mission Internship continues to transform young lives through community service, spiritual formation and vocational discovery.
What Happens When God Changes the Plan?
Sabrina never planned to study theology. Discover how prayer, unexpected turns, and a growing faith led her toward a new path.
How Did a Philosophy Book Change the Course of One Young Man’s Life?
A philosophy book sparked Mani Asadieraghi’s journey from Iran to Christian faith and a calling to ministry.