WINNIPEG -- More than 1,000 staff at
St. Boniface Hospital, members of the United Food and Commercial Workers, voted 93% in favour of ending their four-day strike and to seek mediation and arbitration, if necessary, to settle a labour dispute with the hospital.
Patient-friendly clinical approaches for informing and treating women with breast cancer are the aims of three studies at the
St. Boniface General Hospital Research Centre.
The bitter national debate in the Episcopal Church over ordaining homosexual priests has now erupted in Sarasota, where two churches - Church of the Redeemer and
St. Boniface - stand at opposite ends of a fast-widening gulf.
And how will a homilist at
St. Boniface handle Saint Paul's "there is not male and female" compared to his counterpart at Our Lady of the Lake?
In the story of
St. Boniface, a Thunder Oak decorated with lit candles and gilded apples was glowing in the dark forest one Christmas Day in 8th century Germany.
On Sunday, 11 September 1938, a giant canoe procession of 700 participants disembarked on the east bank of the Red River in the City of
St. Boniface, Manitoba.
On the other hand, some months later (October 15), the Archdiocese of
St. Boniface withdrew an advertisement on its website in support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation to raise funds for condoms in Africa.
For three and a half months, illegal residents have occupied
St. Boniface Catholic Church in the center of Brussels, the Belgian capital.
A medical team at the
St. Boniface Hospital Research Centre is involved in a research program which aims to reduce the effects of angioplasty on arteries and the need to repeat the procedure.
She was a member of
St. Boniface Catholic Church, Evansville, and a member of Altar Sodality and Rural Letter Carries Auxiliary.
St. Boniface - (Roman Catholic Church) Anglo-Saxon missionary who was sent to Frisia and Germany to spread the Christian faith; was martyred in Frisia (680-754)