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Prayer and Reflection Cards for the Year of St. Joseph – Week Three (Card 3 of 7) Pope Francis identifies the extraordinary attributes of St. Joseph as a “beloved, tender and loving, obedient, accepting, creatively-courageous, working father hidden in the shadows.” (cf. Patris Corde, No 1-7). We encourage you to spend some time in prayer using: Prayer and Reflection Card #3, St. Joseph, An Obedient Father

Prayer and Reflection Cards for the Year of St. Joseph (Card 2 of 7) Pope Francis identifies the extraordinary attributes of St. Joseph as a “beloved, tender and loving, obedient, accepting, creatively-courageous, working father hidden in the shadows.” (cf. Patris Corde, No 1-7). We encourage you to spend some time in prayer using Prayer and Reflection Card #2: St. Joseph, A Tender and Loving Father

Pope Francis identifies the extraordinary attributes of St. Joseph as a “beloved, tender and loving, obedient, accepting, creatively-courageous, working father hidden in the shadows.” (cf. Patris Corde, No 1-7).  We encourage you to spend some time in prayer using Prayer and Reflection Card #1, St. Joseph, A Beloved Father

Register for a virtual Vacation Bible School this summer... Grades SK - 4 (August 9-13, 2021). Your home - our supplies! Learn about our Catholic faith through scripture, songs, crafts and fun!

Drive Thru Food Drive (Sat, June 19, 2021) 9:00 am to 12:00 pm @ St. Michael's Parish Load your trunk, drive up the ramp and volunteers will unload your vehicle. Click for more information and items needed.

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After much time we are finally able to open wide the church doors and have in-person mass again, at 15% capacity of course! Starting Friday, June 11th mass will resume in person.

Join us on Zoom or Facebook Live, as we journey through the Gospel according to St. John, the most unique Gospel account in the Church’s tradition.  Learn more about the Eucharist, the Mass, the Church, and the Word made Flesh: Jesus Christ, and deepen your faith in new ways!

Starting Monday, April 19, the government of Ontario’s new lockdown restrictions have brought further limitations, and so Bishop Fabbro had decided that for the time being we will not be having public Mass until the limitations are lifted.