Edmonton Diocesan Council
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The Edmonton Diocesan Council has approximately 3700 members from 60 councils and is organized into 4 regions. The four regions of the Edmonton Diocesan Council are: Edmonton-Jasper, Edmonton-Provost, St Albert-Lloydminster, and Red Deer. The Diocesan Council Executive, responsible for the administration of diocesan duties, is made up of: all Parish CWL Council Presidents in the Edmonton Diocese plus the Diocesan Officers, elected and appointed, including Standing Committee Chairpersons.
The Diocesan Council includes, in addition, all CWL members and all Life Members, including Honorary Life Members, in the Archdiocese of Edmonton. |
CWL History in Edmonton Archdiocese 1912-1962
"In 1912, Hughes founded the Catholic Women's League of Edmonton, which nationalized into the Catholic Women's League of Canada in 1920. It was modelled after the Catholic Women's League of England, which Hughes had inquired about while travelling in England. The organization welcomed new immigrants, ran an affordable hostel named Rosary Hall, offered a free job placement service, and acted as one of the first social services in Alberta.[28]" excerpt from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katherine_Hughes_(activist) Who is Katherine Hughes? |
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