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Happy Thanksgiving
From the shores of Lake Ontario north to Georgian Bay, more than 200 churches are ready to welcome you for Sunday Mass this Thanksgiving long weekend.
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Jesus on the Cross
Have you ever thought of becoming a priest?
Consider attending the Office of Vocations' Discernment Retreat at St. Augustine's Seminary. For men 18+ interested in discerning and learning more about diocesan priesthood.
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Friars Student Writing Contest 2025
We invite Ontario secondary school students to submit an essay on the theme of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Submission deadline is January 13, 2025.
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A Call to Compassion
Through your support, ShareLife, Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto, and a generous anonymous donor, are committing $750,000 to address the hunger crisis through Food Security Grants.
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RENEW Young Adult Conference
RENEW Toronto: November 23-24
As pilgrims of hope, young adults are called to more. This year, we call you to deepen your relationship with Christ through hope, prayer and service at RENEW Toronto!
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Pastoral Letter: Called to Witness and Proclaim
To Witness and Proclaim
Read the CCCB's pastoral letter on evangelization and catechesis in the family.
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Be Pilgrims of Hope!
Read Pope Francis' message for the 39th World Youth Day.
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St. Michael Awards
Watch: Archbishop Leo presents the St. Michael Award to Dan and Ann Fellin, Americo de Sousa, Melanie Nazareth and Larry and Theresa Keogh.
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St. Michael the Archangel
Watch: In his homily from September 29, Archbishop Leo tells us to seek the intercession of St. Michael the Archangel.
God walks with his people
God walks with his people
Read Pope Francis' message for the 110th World Day of Migrants and Refugees.
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After the Silence
Blog: A Reflection for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Archbishop Leo at Renew 2023
Renew 2024
Blog: This year, on Christ the King Weekend (Saturday, Nov. 23), 600+ Young Adults aged 19–39 will gather to deepen their Catholic faith...
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Year of Prayer
Pope Francis announced 2024 as a Year of Prayer, in advance of the Year of 2025 Jubilee.
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Pope Francis Elevates Archbishop Francis Leo to the College of Cardinals
Pope Francis has announced that Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto, the Most Rev. Francis Leo will be elevated to...
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Thanksgiving Message from Archbishop Leo
2024 Thanksgiving Message of Most Rev. Francis LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of Toronto   Brothers and Sisters in the Lord...
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Canadian Bishops Invite Faithful to Pray and Fast for Peace
The Most Rev. William T. McGrattan, Bishop of Calgary and Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) President released...
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Over 100 university and college students participate in a walking pilgrimage at Martyrs’ Shrine
Continuing an annual tradition, over 100 university and college students recently participated in a walking pilgrimage at the...
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The Year of Prayer
On January 21, 2024, Pope Francis inaugurated a Year of Prayer ahead of the 2025 Jubilee, calling on the faithful “to pray more fervently to prepare ourselves to live properly this grace-filled event and to experience the power of hope in God.” The Year of Prayer, the Holy Father explained, is dedicated “to rediscovering the great value and absolute need for prayer, prayer in personal life, in the life of the Church, prayer in the world.”
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VIDEO: Dr. Patricia Murphy reflects on the fourth petition of the Lord's Prayer: Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread
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Volunteer your time, talent and treasure to the catholic community both at the parish level and our larger community. Take a look at the various opportunities to support below.
Time
Monetary donations are not the only way to give back to your local community and archdiocese at large. Take a look at the various volunteer opportunities in the Archdiocese of Toronto.
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If you are interested in learning more about the spirituality of "deep stewardship" or represent a parish community looking for practical resources to help you more deeply engage your parishioners in parish life, click here!
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There are various charities that you can donate to as well as your local parish community. Consider a donation to any of these worthy causes.

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