Canada RegionAnnual Contribution as a Member of the Teams of Our LadyThe annual contribution is used to finance the activities of your sector, the Canada Region, and international coordination.Excerpt from the 2018 Teams of Our Lady Guide, section 5.3.5:The financial contribution is the material expression of the spirit of human and spiritual mutual aid on which the formation and the very essence of a Team of Our Lady is based. It includes the sense of sharing resources, as was the practice in the early Christian communities, and inherently carries the spirit of truth and fraternal charity.It is necessary to ensure the material life of a community to which one belongs and from which one receives much. Since the beginning, the Teams of Our Lady, which do not have any other source of sustenance, have asked their members for an annual financial contribution equivalent to one day's income of the couple."Give, and it will be given to you: a good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you." (Luke 6:38)

Dear friends of the Teams of Our Lady,You are cordially invited to join the Friends of Father Caffarel to help advance his cause for canonization, currently under review, so that he may be recognized by the universal Church for his holiness and elevated on our altars as a beacon for our time.Why do we seek his canonization?Because the holiness of Father Caffarel is expressed like that of a “prophet of the 20th century”, through a life entirely guided by the Lord and deeply faithful to the Church. Promoting his cause is a way to make his message on love, marriage, widowhood, and prayer better known.As members, you will receive twice a year the Bulletin of the Friends of Father Caffarel, in which you will find insights into the life and thought of Father Caffarel.Furthermore, members’ contributions will be used to support this vast and costly cause.Let us remain united in prayer, in the Heart of the Virgin Mary!Dominique Rainville & Martin Thérer