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Archbishop Francis Leo reflects on the Gospel reading for the Fourth Sunday of Advent.

The 2025 offertory envelopes will be available for pickup after the Sunday Masses on December 15th and December 22nd. If you currently use offertory boxes, new 2025 envelope boxes will be pre-labelled with your name and address. If you are not currently registered and wish to use offertory envelopes, please pick up an unlabeled box. Please complete the first ...

On December 7, 2024, Pope Francis presided at a Consistory to elevate 21 Catholic bishops to the College of Cardinals.

The faithful of the Archdiocese of Toronto offer our prayers and best wishes for the newest members of the College of Cardinals, including our chief shepherd, the Archbishop of Toronto, the Most Rev. Francis Leo. This weekend, Cardinal-elect Leo is in Rome as one of 21 new cardinals from around the world gathered with Pope Francis. The following events ...

Join us as we celebrate the birth of our Saviour and Lord Jesus Christ! Below is the schedule for confessions and Masses over the Christmas season. Confession Schedule The regular confession schedule will continue from December 1 until December 23, 2024. There will be no confessions from Tuesday, December 24, 2024 to Friday, January 3, 2025. Regular confession ...

 This year's Christmas Gift Drive will support the Society of Sharing and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul with an aim to reach 350 people in need.  Your monetary donation will help us fill 150 gift bags with an assortment of essentials, food items and clothing for the Society of Sharing and purchase 200 gift cards for the Society of St. Vincent ...

My Dear Brothers and Sisters, the Youth of our archdiocese, May Jesus and Mary be in your souls. I am writing in anticipation of this year’s upcoming World Youth Day which we are celebrating locally and with the Universal Church on the Solemnity of Christ the King. To mark this auspicious occasion, I will be presiding over Holy Mass ...

Caring for those who always cared for us. The mission of The Shepherds’ Trust is to provide elderly and disabled diocesan priests with resources to lead a dignified life after many years of active ministry.