We’re Open
We can’t wait to see you all this weekend at Mass, IN-PERSON! We’re reopening to 15% capacity. Please check our events page for all Mass times at our four parishes.
We are following the appropriate COVID safety protocols. All Mass attendees are required to wear a mask.
Click here for our Mass times.
Click here for our COVID-19 information page. If you have any questions, please get in touch with your parish contact found on the COVID-19 information page.
*Please join us for our all-day adoration on Friday’s! Spend some time in the peace that only Christ can bring us.
**MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Join us for our next Metanoia video on Thursday, June 24!
Pastor’s Blog
Our main priority this Summer will be to address how this affects our Sacramental Preparation, reorienting our Ministries in the lens and viewpoint of Evangelization. Our meeting helped us to refocus our efforts on our mission, the Mission of the Church – making disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Let’s think of new ways to share the seeds of the Gospel, inviting others to encounter the Crucified and Risen Lord. Click here to read Fr. Jonathan’s latest blog!
Happy Feast of St. Anthony
This Sunday, June 13, we celebrate the feast of one of our patron saints, St. Anthony of Padua! He’s also the patron saint of lost or stolen things.
Get to know St. Anthony, and his incredible faith. Click here.
Coat of Arms Blog
With the honour of being a basilica, we will be undertaking the task of designing and creating our very own coat of arms.
Donations
Click here to make a donation to the parish.
Prayer Intentions
Please keep our parishioners in your prayers:
Marc Becker, Brad McMillan, Joe Rolland, Braydon Topping, Michael Scott, Lois Morrison, Myles Lynch, Madison McDermid, Marc Sauve, Christopher Coleman, Theresa Ryan, Juliette Lavigne, Ann MacPhee, Sharon Martin, Richard Mincoff, Patrick and Sue Shannon, Mary Mayville, and Adolphe Gaudet.
Mass Intentions
Click here for this week’s mass intentions and please keep our parishioners in your prayers.
