Lazarus The Gospel for the Fifth Sunday of Lent invites us into one of the most powerful and hope-filled moments in Scripture, the raising of Lazarus. It is more than a miracle, it is a living proclamation that Jesus is the Lord of life, the One who steps into our darkness and calls us into […]
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Laetare Sunday The Fourth Sunday of Lent is well known as Laetare Sunday. The word Laetare means “rejoice,” and today’s rose-colored vestments are a gentle reminder that even in the desert, flowers bloom, and even in the shadow of the cross, the light of Easter is already breaking through.This Sunday’s readings invite us to open
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Our annual Rosary in honour of St. Joseph, will take place on Thursday, March 19th at 6 PM in the church before the evening Mass. Please join us in large numbers to pray for the needs of Canada and for our own needs through the powerful intercession of St. Joseph.
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We warmly invite all young adults (ages 19–39) to join us for a grace-filled Lenten Retreat at Saint Thomas More Parish. This special day is an opportunity to step away from the busyness of life, deepen your relationship with Christ, and prepare your heart for Easter through prayer, reflection, and fellowship. 📅 Date: Saturday, March
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The St. Thomas More Prayer Group warmly invites all parishioners to a special Lenten Reflection Evening as we prepare our hearts for Holy Week. We are blessed to welcome Fr. Hansoo Park, who will lead us in reflection on the theme:“He Must Increase, I Must Decrease” (John 3:30). Fr. Hansoo is well known for his
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Our Thirst This Sunday’s readings are a beautiful reminder that God meets us exactly where we are—in our thirst, in our questions and even in our struggles to believe. They speak of a God who does not wait for us to be perfect before offering His love, but who comes to us in the very
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The Transfiguration The Gospel for this Sunday (Matthew 17:1–9) draws us into one of the most breathtaking moments in Scripture—the Transfiguration of Jesus. Peter, James, and John follow Him up a high mountain, perhaps weary from the climb, unaware of what awaits them. Suddenly, the ordinary is shattered by the extraordinary: Jesus’ face shines like
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We warmly invite all Catholic Young Adults (Ages 19–39) to join us for our Monthly March Young Adults Gathering! Theme: Living Your Faith in the Workplace & Its Challenges Be inspired by a special talk from Sushant, as he shares practical insights on staying rooted in Christ while navigating professional life. Saturday, March 74:30 PM
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The Desert Today is the First Sunday of Lent and it calls us to step boldly into the desert with Jesus—a place where distractions fade, and the heart learns to listen. In the Gospel (Matthew 4:1–11), Jesus faces temptation after forty days of fasting. The enemy offers Him comfort, power, and glory, but He stands
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Wednesday, February 18 Ash Wednesday is on Wed., Feb. 18 which is a day of fast (one full meal and two snacks), and abstinence (from meat). This applies to adults 18 to 59 years of age. Masses are at 7:00 a.m. (not 7:15 a.m.) and 7:00 p.m.