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Throughout the centuries, art has been a medium through which many have experienced and come to know about God. You are invited to an evening to encounter the God of Hope through the arts of music and painting. On own pilgrim journeys to the Kingdom of Heaven, God often uses art to speak to us and restore us to hope. Through the art of artist Ana Mancini and the music and theological reflections of Dr. Christina Labriola, you are invited to consider how might discover the hope of Jesus’ love in the Sacred Heart through music and art. Free Admission – All are Welcome!

May 6, 2025 – 7 pm

Co-sponsored by the Office of Catholic Youth | 416-599-7676 | OCYToronto.ca
St. Peter’s Church | 840 Bathurst St., Toronto | 416-534-4219 | StPetersToronto.ca
Please note Washrooms NOT Wheelchair Accessible

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated
St. Peter’s Parish Spring Fair 2025!

With delicious BBQ and desserts, a wide selection of books, a flea market full of hidden treasures, and exciting games and crafts, this event promises to be a fun-filled experience for the whole family. Join us on Saturday, April 26 from 1 pm- 7pm and Sunday, April 27 from 10 am – 1 pm at our church auditorium located across from the Bathurst subway station. Don’t miss out on this wonderful community gathering!

Looking to get involved in this year’s Spring Fair?

We’d love your help! Whether you’re interested in volunteering or showcasing your baking skills, we welcome your participation. To learn more, please call the parish office and let us know how you’d like to contribute. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of our vibrant community event!

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One of the chief roles of the Parish Council is to ensure that St. Peter’s reflects the goals and meets the needs of parishioners to the greatest extent possible. To do that, though, we need to know what the members of the parish want, and how they feel about what St. Peter’s is doing.

To that end, the Council printed a six-question survey, which was distributed in the pews and the Parish Bulletin in December. It was also available online, through the parish’s web site.

This was not the parish’s first survey, but it was our most successful in recent years, with 41 responses, on paper and online. For the most part, people seem happy with what the parish is doing, and interested in getting involved. Let’s look at how each question was answered. Continue reading →