A Time to Renew Your Faith, Build Friendships, and Encounter Hope.We warmly invite all Catholic Young Adults (Ages 19–39) to join us for our upcoming Monthly Gathering at St. Thomas More Parish! This is a unique opportunity to pause, reflect, and grow deeper in your faith alongside a community of your peers.This month, we are […]
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This Sunday, the Church celebrates the day of Jesus’ Ascension into heaven. The Solemnity of the Ascension is not about Jesus leaving us behind, but about Him drawing us deeper into His life and mission. After His Resurrection, Jesus spent forty days with His disciples, teaching, encouraging and preparing them. In a moment both
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We Are Never Alone As the Easter season draws us closer to Pentecost, today’s readings shine with a promise that can lift our hearts: we are never alone. In John 14:15-21, Jesus speaks words of comfort and courage, assuring His disciples that the Advocate–the Holy Spirit–will be with them forever. This is not just a
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Message for Mother’s Day10 May 2026His Eminence Frank Cardinal LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of Toronto Dear Brothers and Sisters, May Jesus and Mary be in your souls. As we celebrate Mother’s Day, we welcome this opportunity to pause and give thanks for the women who gave us life, nurtured us, and helped us become who we are.
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“Do you want to feel more confident explaining your faith to others? The Saint Thomas More Prayer Group invites you to a special guest speaker session this Thursday, May 7, at 7:35 PM in the Church Hall. We are excited to welcome Father James Cyfko, Associate Pastor of Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish.
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The Way, The Truth and The Life The Gospel for this Sunday (John 14:1–12) opens with Jesus’ tender words: “Do not let your hearts be troubled.” He speaks these words on the eve of His Passion, knowing the fear and uncertainty His disciples will soon face. In their confusion, Thomas and Philip ask for clarity:
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“The Fiat – Her Yes Changed Everything”We warmly invite all Catholic Young Adults (Ages 19–39) to join us for our Monthly May Gathering at St. Thomas More Parish! Come and spend a meaningful evening growing deeper in your faith, building friendships, and encountering God in a powerful way. Date: Saturday, May 2Time: 4:30 PM –
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The Good Shepherd The image of Jesus as the Good Shepherd is one of the most tender and reassuring in all of Scripture. In today’s Gospel, He speaks of knowing His sheep by name, leading them to safe pastures, and protecting them from harm. This is not the distant care of a hired hand, but
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Emmaus Moments The Third Sunday of Easter invites us to linger in the glow of the Resurrection, not as distant observers but as participants in its unfolding reality. The Gospel readings for this day often place us alongside the disciples—bewildered, hopeful, and slowly awakening to the truth that Jesus is alive and walking with us,
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Second Sunday of Easter The Gospel for this Sunday (John 20:19–31) draws us into the quiet, locked room where fear and uncertainty still grip the disciples. Into that space, the risen Jesus steps and speaks words that change everything: “Peace be with you.” This is not a fragile peace that can be broken by hardship,
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