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Pope Francis Elevates Archbishop Francis Leo to the College of Cardinals
Pope Francis has announced that Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto, the Most Rev. Francis Leo will be elevated to...
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Our Children's Choir
At our Saturday afternoon 4:30 pm Mass, our music leadership is our Children's Choir.  This...
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Archbishop Francis Leo at the Cardinal's Dinner
Most Rev. Francis Leo – Video Address – 45th Annual Cardinal’s Dinner
On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, more than 1,400 guests gathered at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre for...
Unpacking the Synod on Synodality – Listening, Dialogue & Shared Wisdom
On Sunday, November 10, clergy, religious, consecrated and lay faithful gathered from across the Archdiocese of Toronto to...
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World Youth Day Message from Archbishop Leo
Message of His Grace Most Rev. Francis LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of Toronto World Youth Day 2024 (Solemnity of Christ...
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Rev. Roy Roberts
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Deacon Marian Pawliszko
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Deacon Stephen Pitre
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Ann Lynch
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Jennifer McAvoy
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Swallows returning to Capistrano
March - in like a Lion, out like a Lamb
A Beautiful story of the Swallows returning each year to the the Mission Church in Capistrano. The tradition is, that on each March 19, the feast of St. Joseph, the swallows return from their wintering in Venezuela. This has become quite a tourist attraction. If the truth be told, the swallows return in and around March 19, maybe a few days early or a few days late, but what is a couple of hours for such a beautiful story.
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Our Parish Library
Our Parish Library is filled with all kinds of wonderful books for Children - from Christmas to Easter, to First Nation stories and themes of loss and the death of a loved one. We even have a couple of books in French. These books can be signed out to take them home to read and you are also more than welcome to sit in the comfort of the chairs and sofa, snuggle up, and read the book there.
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