Feedback on the Phoenix Project

Letters to the editor

Feedback on the Phoenix Project

Volume 32  Issue 1, 2 & 3 | Posted: March 14, 2018

      Editor:
     Please continue your work on the Phoenix Project. The Prairie Messenger is by far the best Catholic paper in Canada. Char and I are really going to miss it as we enjoy reading it and look forward to receiving it each week. It is going to be a real loss! And when it is gone, what do we subscribe to in its place? I really appreciate its ecumenical focus!
     Gerry Herkel, Qualicum Beach
 
     Editor:
It seems cost has done in all of our non-diocesan Catholic journalism., e.g. LaCroix International
     Thanks for keeping ICN alive!
     Bob Holmes, Toronto
 
     Editor:

      Editor:
     Please continue your work on the Phoenix Project. The Prairie Messenger is by far the best Catholic paper in Canada. Char and I are really going to miss it as we enjoy reading it and look forward to receiving it each week. It is going to be a real loss! And when it is gone, what do we subscribe to in its place? I really appreciate its ecumenical focus!
     Gerry Herkel, Qualicum Beach
 
     Editor:
It seems cost has done in all of our non-diocesan Catholic journalism., e.g. LaCroix International
     Thanks for keeping ICN alive!
     Bob Holmes, Toronto
 
     Editor:
     Sorry to see the Prairie Messenger is giving up the ghost. Just perused your latest edition and hope ICN keeps going. I like your ‘theme’ format.
     Visited a bit with Alexina Murphy in Ottawa at the CNWE Conference. Still feel very sad thinking of poor Karen Woods, your Board member.
     Have a good summer.
     Marie Bouclin, Sudbury
 
     Editor:
     I miss the Western Catholic Reporter – the retreat centres are not heard from. I really appreciate the Prairie Messenger and I am sad to see it go. Even the Edmonton Journal no longer has a religion page and notices.
     Cecily Mills, Edmonton

 
     Editor:
     Good luck with the new project. 
     Don’t forget Womenpriests.
     Patricia Fitzgerald, Mayne Island
 
     Editor:
     Wish you luck with this project. Hopefully you secure some helpful allies along the way. 
     Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
     Bill Goodacre, Smithers
 
     Editor:
     I like the ICN, but can only make a small donation! I usually pick up a copy at St. John the Divine, where I am a member. 
     Good luck with your new project.
     Best regards for Christmas and 2018.
     Murray Luft, Victoria