Prayer in Time of COVID
Gracious God, you who are the author of all life, and who desire the well-being of all people, during these dark days of COVID-19, increase in us, respect and reverence for all human life. Grant restored health to the sick, comfort and hope to the dying, eternal peace for those who have died, strength to family members, relatives, clergy, friends and volunteers, renewed energy to hospital workers, PSWs, nurses and doctors, and perseverance to all in the health care professions. Grant wisdom to scientists for the development of effective and moral vaccines, discernment and right judgment for legislators, aid to the discouraged, poor and vulnerable, courage and justice for front-line workers and all who risk their lives for the benefit of others, and keep always in our minds the vision of the true common good of all the world. We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Bishop Robert Kasun, CSB Auxiliary Bishop,
Central Region, Archdiocese of Toronto
Gracious God, you who are the author of all life, and who desire the well-being of all people, during these dark days of COVID-19, increase in us, respect and reverence for all human life. Grant restored health to the sick, comfort and hope to the dying, eternal peace for those who have died, strength to family members, relatives, clergy, friends and volunteers, renewed energy to hospital workers, PSWs, nurses and doctors, and perseverance to all in the health care professions. Grant wisdom to scientists for the development of effective and moral vaccines, discernment and right judgment for legislators, aid to the discouraged, poor and vulnerable, courage and justice for front-line workers and all who risk their lives for the benefit of others, and keep always in our minds the vision of the true common good of all the world. We ask this through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
Bishop Robert Kasun, CSB Auxiliary Bishop,
Central Region, Archdiocese of Toronto
Though we are still limited to about 65 people inside the church, groups are slowly beginning to form again, and regular procedures during Mass are starting to make their way back.
Therefore, we are now able to resume with some groups and ministries, particularly, Altar Servers, Ushers and Offertory Collectors. If any of the mentioned ministers would like to start giving their services again, please make yourselves available in the coming weeks.
Please remember masks are still mandatory inside the church, and that we are still adhering to distancing rules between households.
*PLEASE DO NOT congregate in front of the church
before and after celebrations.*
OFFICE HOURS
Due to the current pandemic, the Parish Office is opened on a limited schedule (Monday to Friday from 2:00pm to 5:30pm), however phone calls and emails are still being attended to during normal office hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm.
Please call the office at 416-767-7054 to make masses,
or to make arrangements to pick up or drop off items.
Due to the current pandemic, the Parish Office is opened on a limited schedule (Monday to Friday from 2:00pm to 5:30pm), however phone calls and emails are still being attended to during normal office hours:
Tuesday to Friday: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm.
Please call the office at 416-767-7054 to make masses,
or to make arrangements to pick up or drop off items.
Parish Mass-times are back to normal - we're still restricted to a max of 70 spots due to social distancing guidelines.