Welcome to Copper Ridge Conference Centre! We know that you have anticipated attending an activity at CRCC with great joy and excitement. We hope that these days will be a time of rest, renewal and a deepening of interior life in an atmosphere filled with the beauty and peace of this environment. The Administration Staff at CRCC look forward to serving your needs with love and prayerfulness.

However, during this time of pandemic, there are special and unique circumstances that we have to take into account. Be assured that CRCC is committed to following all BC Public Health requirements and our protocols and procedures are in place to ensure that our registrants enjoy all comfort and ease.

Masks

• Masks (face covering) must be worn at all times within the Conference Center with the exception of the Dining Room when seated.
• Public Health defines Face Covering as: ?face covering? means either of the following that covers the nose and mouth of a person: (a) a medical or non-medical mask; (b) a tightly woven fabric; but does not include a small or large clear plastic face shield.

Distance

• Guests are asked to maintain a 2 m distance between persons where this is possible, including in corridors, living room, classroom and lounges.
• Guests are asked to avoid congregating outside the dining room.
• Please remain seated in the dining room except when using self-serve food or drink station.

Hand Hygiene

• Please practice frequent hand hygiene and follow cough/sneeze etiquette which includes coughing and sneezing into your elbow or sleeve.

Guest Room Service

• Guest in suite rooms will not be cleaned by the Administration Staff during an activity but supplies will be provided for participants to refresh their linens/bathroom necessities. If more supplies are needed, please request these from the Director.

****IMPORTANT: IF AT ANY TIME YOU BEGIN TO FEEL UNWELL:

If at any time you feel unwell, even with very mild symptoms, you must isolate yourself and notify the Director immediately.

The symptoms of COVID-19 are similar to other respiratory illnesses including the flu and common cold. The most common symptoms of COVID-19 include:

• Fever
• Chills
• Headache
• Cough or worsening cough
• Shortness of breath
• Loss of appetite
• Nausea and vomiting
• Sore throat
• Runny nose
• Loss of sense of taste or smell
• Fatigue
• Diarrhea
• Muscle aches

While less common, symptoms can also include:

• Stuffy nose
• Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)
• Dizziness
• Skin rashes
• Confusion
• Abdominal Pain
• Discoloration of fingers or toes

We want to hear from you! Please send us any comments or concerns you have at any time. You may email us at  contact@copperridgeconferencecentre.ca

We are excited to announce the second annual Copper Ridge Conference Centre Golf Tournament!

A day of golf and fun!

Register Now Donate in lieu

Player Registration Fee: $195 ($50 tax receipt)
Includes green fee, shared power cart and dinner

Dinner Only: $75 ($25 tax receipt)

Westwood Plateau Golf & Country Club
3251 Plateau Boulevard
Coquitlam, BC, V3E 3B8
Google Map

Families are welcome for golf & dinner, or dinner only.

Note: If you have extra sets of golf clubs, please consider inviting some friends who have not golfed before. Have a foursome, have some fun!

For more info and sponsorship contact:

Nick Cheng
604-317-2795
nick.cheng@edwardjones.com

We are excited to announce the first Copper Ridge Conference Centre Golf Event!

An afternoon of family golf and fun!

Register Now

Green Fee: $30
Shared Cart: $10
Single Cart: $20

Westwood Plateau Executive 12-Hole Course
1630 Parkway Boulevard
Coquitlam, BC, V3E 2Y5
Google Map

Drinks & Dinner: Order off the menu
Families are welcome for golf & dinner, or dinner only.

Note: If you have extra sets of golf clubs, please consider inviting some friends who have not golfed before. Have a foursome, have some fun!

For more info contact:

Nick Cheng
604-317-2795
nnickc66@yahoo.com

In a precautionary measure, we are CANCELLING ALL ACTIVITIES AT CRCC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. We will continually re-evaluate the risks associated with COVID19 and will update our assessment until the pandemic is under control in accordance with all governmental and ecclesiastical guidelines. Please check the website for further notifications.

If you have registered for an activity that has been cancelled, we encourage you to re-register for an activity at a later date. Your payment or deposit will automatically be applied to that event.

We apologize for the inconvenience and disappointment this may cause and we hope you will enjoy a retreat at CRCC in the near future.

We take advantage of this announcement to offer you a couple of articles that provide practical guidelines for confronting this extraordinary situation. The first one is a pastoral letter by Monsignor Fernando Ocáriz, the Prelate of Opus Dei. The second is entitled Growing on the “Inside” and offers tips on how to face the quarantine.

Schedule of fall retreats here: www.copperridgeconferencecentre.ca/retreats/

Please respect the 30km per hour speed limit at all times when you are travelling in the Britannia Beach community.

CRCC is the new neighbour in the Britannia Beach community and we want to be a good one. Britannia Beach is a rural community with no sidewalks so all residents who walk have to use the roads. That?s why the speed limit in the community is 30km/h everywhere. As soon as you exit the highway, we encourage you to reduce your speed to respect this limit (and avoid tickets) and to steer clear of the unsuspecting pedestrians walking with children and dogs.  Another reason to drive slowly is that it will give you a chance to greet the neighbours with a smile and a friendly wave as you drive up to Copper Ridge. This will help them understand better the ethos that inspires us. Thank you and enjoy the drive!

LENTEN CHALLENGE: 1000 hours for CRCC

CRCC is launching a Lenten challenge to the friends of Copper Ridge to offer 1000 hours of adoration before the Blessed Sacrament in gratitude for all that has been accomplished thus far and to draw down blessings for all that is still needed. You are invited to join us at Crestwell Centre for ladies or Glenwood Centre for men at the times listed below for Eucharistic Adoration.

We are sure that our 1000 hours of prayer will bring countless blessings to not only the project, but to our families and friends. For those who have not experienced the beauty of the oratories of our centres, it is a great opportunity to do so.

If it is impossible for ladies to go to Crestwell or men to Glenwood please take your friends to a Blessed Sacrament Chapel in your area and offer an hour of prayer for the project.

All hours offered may be scheduled and recorded at the links below. Each week we will update the website with the hours accomplished. Please contact Crestwell at 604 222 8317 or Glenwood at 604 738 0780 with any questions you may have and we look forward to seeing many of you in Lent 2019.

 
SCHEDULE OF HOURS FOR LADIES at Crestwell Centre

Wednesday March 13^th, March 20^th, March 27^th, April 3^rd, April 10^th, from 9:30 am to 6:00 pm.

Please sign up for an hour at Crestwell Centre at https://doodle.com/poll/93xwy9xfqkzbuqpe. We will need to know ahead of time that all available hours are filled.

If you offer an hour of prayer for CRCC at a Blessed Sacrament Chapel please email us at crestwellladies@gmail.com so we can add hours to the total.

SCHEDULE OF HOURS FOR MEN at Glenwood Centre

Thursday March 7^th, March 14^th, March 21^st, March 28^th, April 4^th, April 11^th, from 5 pm to 9 pm.

Please sign up for an hour at Glenwood Centre at https://doodle.com/poll/zsq3a9nra7n6nixy. We will need to know ahead of time that all available hours are filled.

If you offer an hour of prayer for CRCC at a Blessed Sacrament Chapel please email us at glenwoodvancouver@gmail.com so we can add hours to the total.

The “Marriage Feast at Cana” is very meaningful to us, because we attribute my husband Jason’s healing to Mary’s intercession.  

When Jason had surgery almost five years ago, the doctors were very negative.  94% of people with a small malignant tumor which is surgically removed are cured.  But he was among the unlucky 6% who had the cancer progress to stage 3a.  The doctors said that his five year survival rate was only 40% and the chance for recurrence within the first year was as high as 80%.  They all said that they were very sorry that this had to happen to such a young family. We prayed to Our Lady to intercede for him to be completely cured. We were sure that she had heard our prayer.

Five years later, two weeks ago, he went to see the specialist who told us that his recent CAT scan showed that he was cancer free.  And the chance of recurrence was 0%.

We know that it was Mary?s intercession that brought about that miracle of healing, just like at the Marriage Feast at Cana when Jesus answered his mother?s request to turn water into wine.

Have you found that special oratory item yet? If not, see “The Most Important Room”.