Bulletin for week of April 2, 2017
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Totus Tuus
The children and youth of the parish are invited to join us for Totus Tuus camp (latin for Totally Yours) this summer from July 23-28, 2017. Totus Tuus is an Archdiocesan program whereby seminarians and college students travel to different parishes, spreading the Good News of our Lord through catechetical instruction, Mass, confession, songs and games! The grade school program, for children entering grades 1-6, run Monday -Friday from 9am- 2:30pm. The intermediate/ High School Program for Grades 7-12 runs Sunday-Thursday from 7-9pm. To register or for more information, please contact, St. Peter’s Youth Minister at email: youngadult-youthmin@stpeterstoronto.ca or office: 416-534-4219. More information about the program is also available at www.totustuustoronto.ca
Mother’s prayer group
A Mothers Prayer International group would like to welcome new participants. We meet Fridays at 10:00 am, in the Centre.
We are women who gather to pray for our children/ grandchildren, nieces, nephews etc and are a support group those who face difficult addictions, violence; pornography; bullying, runaways; alienation or have given up on their faith; and or are abusive of family or friends. All are welcome: grandmothers, mothers, aunts, religious or anyone who wishes to pray for our young people in trouble.
There is a great peace knowing that a mother’s burden is handed over to the Lord, and that she has other women supporting her in prayer.
email: SueDeGrandis@roger.com Or Text/ phone mobile 416 319 3434.
Fourth Sunday of Lent: March 26, 2017
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“Living the Gospel” locally and around the world…
How do we “Live the Gospel” toward others when our daily lives are so busy? For some it is volunteering at a soup kitchen, or it may be caring for an elderly relative. If we do not have the time to actively participate, we can support the many ShareLife funded agencies within our community that bring the hands of Christ to those in need. Our annual appeal provides resources to 42 agencies, bringing much needed programs and services to those both here in our communities and around the world. Next Sunday is the first ShareLife collection. Over the next week, consider your ability to “Live the Gospel” by helping those who are vulnerable and in need, and make a contribution to ShareLife
Next Sunday, April 2, 2017 is ShareLife Sunday
Please give generously.
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Bulletin for week of March 26, 2017
Coffee Hour – Saturday, April 1 & Sunday, April 2, 2017
Third Sunday of Lent: March 19, 2017
Living the Gospel by providing for homeless youth…
On a given night, 6,000 people across Canada between 16 and 24 have nowhere to call home. This represents 20 per cent of the total homeless population. In Toronto, estimates of homeless youth range from 900 to 2,000 nightly.
The ShareLife–supported Rights of Passage program at Covenant House have been active in making a positive difference in the lives of homeless youth on the streets of Toronto. 75 % of these youth have been matched with mentors and have also made progress in strengthening their life skills and family relationships, getting them ready for life on their own. In addition, the ShareLife funded Youth In Transition programs helps youth in foster care to transition to independent living.
Sunday April 2, 2017 is ShareLife Sunday. Please give generously.
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Bulletin for week of March 19, 2017
The Eucharist—Our Weekly Encounter with the Risen Lord
The season of Lent is that time in the Church year when the baptized are called to prepare to renew their baptismal promises, and when those who are not baptized enter into the final stages of their baptismal preparation. As we are to prepare to do this throughout Lent on Easter Sunday, today I would like to speak a little bit about what is one of my favorite themes in the Liturgy for Baptism by making particular reference to the Ritual for the Baptism of Infants. Continue reading
Second Sunday of Lent – March 12, 2017
Living the Gospel by providing for vocations to the priesthood…
“Living and studying at St. Augustine’s can bring untold blessings into the lives of those entering ministry,” shares Matt McCarthy, a current Seminarian. Matt’s interest in sports and his desire to enter the priesthood and minister to those in his community, gives him an opportunity to serve the Church in a unique way. At ShareLife-funded agencies such as Serra House, St. Augustine’s and Redemptoris Mater Seminaries, individuals undergo extensive theological education and practical field training. Through ShareLife, you are helping to sustain vocations to the priesthood and inspire discernment for God’s call. Last year ShareLife helped support 70 seminarians in their formation studies.
Sunday April 2, 2017 is ShareLife Sunday
Please give generously.

