Canon Law Webinars
Jointly presented by Faculty of Canon Law, Canadian Canon Law Society & Centre for Canonical Services
dates | Webinars | Speakers | Registration Link |
Monday, 28 September 2026 | Communion and Schism in the Catholic Church: Canonical and Practical Reflections in Light of the Society of Saint Pius X | John Lessard | Register |
4 November 2026 | Accountability in Religious Institutes | Eileen Jaramillo | Register |
2 December 2026 | Pastoral Councils in the Synodal Church | John A. Renken | Register |
27 January 2027 | Les mouvements et associations d’Église : rôle et compétence dans une Église synodale (French Only) | Jean Paul Betengne | Register |
3 March 2027 | AI and Canon Law | Yeshica Umaña | Register |
7 April 2027 | La réponse des ministres sacrés dans la pastorale face au revers de la crise d’abus sexuel (French Only) | Thomas Bang | Register |
- Registration is mandatory. You will find information on how to register and how to access the recording of each webinar on the web page for each webinar.
- All webinars are recorded and can be viewed within a period of 90 days after the live webinar date.
- All webinars run from 2.00 to 3.15 pm. ET.
- Webinars are free of charge!
Coordinating Committee:
Prof. George C. Iheanacho, Prof. Chad Glendinning, Sr. Louise Charbonneau, Mr. Austin Leduc
Contact:
lcharbonneau@ustpaul.ca or giheanacho@ustpaul.ca
Legal Education for Leadership of Religious Institutes and Their Lay Collaborators 2026
This program offers updated instruction in the contemporary context on the main aspects of canon law and certain aspects of civil law affecting consecrated life. It is intended for present and future leadership teams and lay collaborators working in the administration and / or the governance of institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic life.
For details, visit the event page :
Legal Education for Leadership of Religious Institutes and Their Lay Collaborators
To view Webinars from previous years, click on the following link: Archives – Canon Law Webinars