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2020/2021 NEW CEREMONY DATES
Following are the new dates and times of the Sacraments to be celebrated for the children who completed their Sacrament preparation classes in 2020/2021.
SACRAMENT
DATE & TIME
Reconciliation
Group 1 & 2
Thursday...
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Federal Election: From A Catholic Perspective
With a federal election scheduled for September 20th, Catholics are encouraged to learn more about theparties and candidates seeking our vote. Catholic Conscience is Canada’s non-partisan Catholic civic and political engagement organization. They have prepared a...
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SEASON FOR THE CARE OF CREATION SEPTEMBER 1 TO OCTOBER 4
Pope Francis has proclaimed September 1st, as “World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation”. The Season of Creation is the annual Christian celebration of prayer and action for our common home. Together, the ecumenical family around...
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STEWARDSHIP SUNDAY: SEPTEMBER 19
Cardinal Thomas Collins has instituted Stewardship Sunday as an annual event on the 25th Sunday of Ordinary Time. This year Stewardship Sunday will be on September 19, 2021.
“A steward is a servant entrusted for a time with the...
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A HEARTFELT GOODBYE AND WELCOME
It is with heartfelt gratitude that we say thank you to Maria Frassica, the parish office administrator, for the good work she has done in our Parish. She helped St. Brigid’s improve the many tasks of the parish...
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SHARELIFE CAMPAIGN 2021 UPDATE
Thank you to those who have contributed to our St. Brigid’s annual appeal. So far, we have raised $22,286.00 towards our goal of $27,500. The next ShareLife collection dates are October 2nd & 3rd and...
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A NOTE OF GRATITUDE BY FATHER CARLOS SIERRA
Philippians 4:6-7 “…do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God…”
During Daily Mass, I asked for your prayers for...
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Update on CNEWA’s Work in Lebanon
On August 4, 2020, a terrible explosion rocked Beirut, Lebanon. In the blind of an eye, more than 200 people were dead and thousands were injured. The Archdiocese of Toronto quickly established a relief fund to support the victims, which...
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Celebrate Grandparents and the Elderly on Sunday, July 25
Catholics around the globe will honour the older members of their community this weekend during the first-ever World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly, happening on Sunday, July, 25.
Earlier this year, Pope Francis announced this new day when...
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Update on the Ongoing Journey to Healing and Reconciliation
As Canadians reflect on how we can respond to the pain and suffering experienced by survivors of residential schools and their loved ones, the Archdiocese of Toronto is committed to being directly engaged in the ongoing journey of truth and...
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Archdiocese Journey to Healing and Reconciliaton
As Canadians reflect on how we can respond to the pain and suffering experienced by survivors of residential schools and their loved ones, the Archdiocese of Toronto is committed to being directly engaged in the ongoing journey of truth and...
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CCCB Response to the Residential Schools Issue
From Richard Gagnon Archbishop of Winnipeg and President of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops: The Permanent Council of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) supports the Bishops of Saskatchewan as they announce a new province-wide Appeal for...
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Roadmap for Reopening: Step 3
Last week, the provincial government approved that as of Friday, July 16th, we will be moving to Step 3 of the “Roadmap for Reopening” plan. Following are the updated guidelines from the Archdiocese of Toronto:
For Sacramental...
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ShareLife Campaign 2021 Update
ShareLife is more than a parish collection. It is how we, as a Catholic community in the Archdiocese of Toronto, bring the hands of Christ to those in need.
Over 40 ShareLife agencies serve tens of thousands of people locally...
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Background for Catholics: Residential Schools
Over the past several months, there has been a national conversation on the tragic history of residential schools in Canada. The role of the Catholic Church in the residential school system has been a part of that discussion.
We acknowledge...
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Archbishop of Regina Apologizes to Cowessess First Nation
The following letter was written by Archbishop Don Bolen, Archbishop of Regina, after the discovery of unmarked graves at the former site of the Marieval Residential School, in the Cowessess First Nation in southeastern Saskatchewan. We ask that everyone continues...