Transfiguration of Our Lord
We are God’s instruments who strive to grow by sharing and nurturing our joint commitment to Christ’s message of love, and by committing ourselves to serve the needs of the parish as stewards for the sake of God’s kingdom

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Martyrs’ Shrine in Midland (16163 Hwy. 12 West) on Sunday, August 24. For more information, please visit: www.archtoronto.org/jubilee

Back by demand, Healing the Soul session of deliverance, healing and blessing followed by Holy Eucharist mass on Friday, July 18 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Delivered by Fr. Carlos.

Good Shepherd Casserole Dates:

  • July 26/27,  August 30/31 and September 27/28

Roses for Life:  The KoC will be selling Roses for Life rose lapel in the vestibule this weekend. Proceeds will support pro-life organizations.

This year marks our 65th year anniversary. A Dinner & Dance is planned for Saturday, November 29, 2025, at 7:00pm. Tickets limited to 250 people. More information to follow.

Items needed are individually packaged  snacks, juices, bottled water, personal hygiene, art supplies. Please drop any donations in the parish office.

Novena for Cancer All are welcome to join us for Mass every Tuesday at 9:30am. After the Mass, we pray a novena to Saint Michael of the Saints: A Trinitarian mystic and patron saint of cancer patients.

Perpetual Adoration Chapel is open 24 hours. Please use your assigned keypad access code to gain entry to the front doors of the Church.

Mary and Vigilance

Traditionally, the Church dedicated Saturdays throughout the year to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The ancient tradition developed in part due to the belief that, as others were filled with fear and confusion, Mother Mary kept vigil on Holy Saturday on prayerful anticipation of Jesus’ resurrection. She knew her Son would rise. She had hope and beyond hope. Her faith was certain. Her love kept ger vigilant as she awaited the return of her Son.

For many centuries, it has been suggested that the first person to whom Jesus appeared after His Resurrection was his own mother. Pope Saint John Paul II believed this. Saint Ignatius of Loyola believed it. And many others throughout the centuries shared this belief. (https://catholic-daily-reflections.com/2025)