The 50th anniversary Parish Directory is now available online here. Hardcopies are available for pick up before or after Mass, or from the parish office.
The Parish Directory will only be given to those who included their picture in...
The flu season is upon us, and Covid and RSV are making a reappearance. Let us be vigilant in keeping everyone safe & healthy. It is recommended that you wear your face mask.If you are sick minimize contact...
It is critical for you to know that to be hired to teach in any Catholic school board in Ontario, as part of your application for employment there must be a PRIEST REFERENCE FORM. If you (or if your adult...
NEW TO THE PARISH OR HAVEN’T REGISTERED AS A PARISHIONER YET? PLEASE DO NOT TAKE FOR GRANTED THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING A REGISTERED PARISHIONER. ATTENDING THE MASS HERE DOESN’T MEAN THAT YOU ARE.
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The pandemic has shown just how important the offertory is to the life of our parish. The reality is that St. Bartholomew parish relies on the support from you, our parishioners, to continue in our ministries. It was challenging for...
We send important updates by email. If you haven’t received any email from your parish for the past 2 years, it means that we don’t have your email on file. If you wish to receive updates...
With summer right around the corner, the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Office of Catholic Youth created a list of summer camp opportunities for children. In many cases, camp spots are limited so families are encouraged to reach out to...
On Saturday, May 11, 2024 the Most Rev. Francis Leo, Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto ordained five men to the priesthood.
Rev. Marko Bušić, Rev. Daniel Lee, Rev. Ryan Nigli, Rev. Szymon Sorbian and Rev. Jeremy Zou received the...
Catholic Education Week is celebrated in all Catholic school boards during the first week of May each year. The theme for 2024 is “We, who are many, are one body in Christ, and individually we are members, one of...
On Saturday, May 11, 2024 at 10 a.m., the Most Rev. Francis Leo, Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto, will ordain our five transitional deacons, Rev. Mr. Marko Bušić, Rev. Mr. Daniel Lee, Rev. Mr. Ryan Nigli, Rev. Mr...
Message for Mother’s Day 2024His Grace Most Reverend Francis LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of Toronto
12 May 2024
My Dear Friends,
Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers here in the Archdiocese of Toronto. During...
Message for the March for Life 2024His Grace Most Reverend Francis LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of Toronto
9 May 2024
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
I am writing to you on the occasion of this year’s March for Life...
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) warmly invites the Catholic faithful to celebrate National Family and Life Week 2024 (NFLW), which will take place from May 13 to 19, 2024.
This year’s theme, “Love hopes...
The Most Reverend Francis Leo, Archbishop of Toronto, recently traveled North to Holy Spirit Parish in Barrie.
His Grace celebrated Mass at the parish, which was a very special occasion for all, especially those receiving their First Holy Communion.
Following...
5 May 2024
My dear friends,
I join with the Catholic community throughout Ontario in celebrating Catholic Education Week, taking place this year from May 5-10 and drawing on the theme, “We Are Called To Love”.
It...
Message on the Month of the Blessed Mother His Grace Most Reverend Francis LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of Toronto
1 May 2024
In her, through her, and with her[1]
My Dear Brothers and Sisters in the Lord,
May...