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Finding Hope through HopeLine
Fr. Dr. Matthew M. Durham, D.Min is the Executive Director, Hospice Palliative Care & Community Development, Saint Elizabeth Foundation. Fr. Durham shares his insights on the ‘HopeLine’ created by the Archdiocese of Toronto and operated by Saint...
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Offertory Envelopes
Your 2025 donation envelopes are now available in the North lobby. If we missed your name or any corrections are needed, kindly email the parish office.Please don’t use the envelopes yet. Start using your 2025 offertory...
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Operation Christmas Child
The Catholic Women's League would like to thank everyone who donated a packed shoebox for Operation Christmas Child. Your generosity is amazing! Our parish donated a total of 83 shoeboxes to children in need around the world...
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CWL Fall Raffle
The CWL is holding its Fall Raffle and Bake Sale once again.
Raffle tickets will be on sale November 9/10, November 16/17, and November 23/24 after all the Masses. The draw will take place on November...
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CWL Bake Sale
The CWL Bake Sale will be on the weekend of November 23 & 24. Please come and support the Catholic Women's League. Proceeds go to various Catholic charities.
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CNEWA Canada Urges National Response for War in Ukraine
Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) Canada is launching a campaign to raise $600,000 to supply ten hospitals in Ukraine with medical equipment, hygiene products and transportation.
The appeal follows the news in July of a cruise missile striking...
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Food Bank
Help St. Bartholomew support Agincourt Community Services by bringing non-perishable food items to Mass and other events at the parish. There is a drop-off box in the lobby. Please ensure that the items you donate have...
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Catholic Community Pledges $750,000 to Combat Hunger Anew
Food insecurity is a pressing concern in our community. Recognizing the daily struggles that many families face to put food on their tables, the Catholic community is once again stepping forward to address this critical need. Following last year&rsquo...
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Linda’s Legacy
Countless cars cross the intersection of Leslie Street and Lawrence Avenue in Toronto’s North York every day. The intersection is like thousands of other intersections in Canada’s largest city. In one corner a gas station, in...
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Living the Gospel Through ShareLife
The weekend of Sunday, March 17 marks the first ShareLife Sunday of 2024. ShareLife is one of the principal ways that the Archdiocese of Toronto lives by the Gospel by helping our neighbours in need. Below, Arthur Peters, Executive Director...
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Parish Charity Work
November 25, 2023 was our last support for “Out of the Cold”. It has been replaced with “Parish Charity Work” that will assist Good Shepherd Ministries and St. Francis Table. For future donations, please specify &ldquo...
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Catholic Charities Award and Scholarship Applications Now Open
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Toronto (CCAT) are now accepting applications for a full array of scholarships and nominations for their Community Service Awards. Last year, 5 new scholarships were developed to support learners from diverse backgrounds and capacities...
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Important note regarding donations
All donations and/or gifts in cash and kind cannot be refunded/returned as per CRA (Canada Revenue Agency) and the policy of the Archdiocese of Toronto. Once the item has been given, it is already the property of the...
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Catholic Community Pledges $500,000 to Fight Food Insecurity
As an increasing number of people struggle to put food on the table, the Catholic community is drawing upon its legacy of service to tackle this contemporary crisis.
ShareLife, the annual charitable appeal of the Archdiocese of Toronto, is committing...
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CMDA Launch Campaign For Compassion and Care
The Christian Medical and Dental Association (CMDA) of Canada have launched a campaign encouraging all levels of government to broaden access to quality care and resources for those in need of palliative care, mental health services, and support for people...