Winter Street Patrol is a program of St. Patrick's Parish and Ignite Young Adult Ministry where groups walk the streets of downtown Toronto delivering lunch bags, hot beverages, clothing, hot soup, and hygiene supplies and company to our brothers and sisters who are living on the streets, and/or experiencing life challenges from day to day. […]
Christmas Novena: DECEMBER 19 The life of humility which Jesus lived, even from his infancy. All the clues that the angels gave the shepherds to help them find the Saviour, […]
Christmas Novena: DECEMBER 20 The life of sorrow which Jesus lived, even from his birth. Jesus could have saved us without suffering and without dying. But he willingly chose a […]
Christmas Novena: DECEMBER 21 The mercy of God in coming from heaven to save us by his death. Saint Paul says the goodness and loving kindness of God our Saviour […]
Christmas Novena: DECEMBER 22 The journey of the Infant Jesus to Egypt. The Son of God came from heaven to save humanity. But no sooner was he born, than they […]
Christmas Novena: DECEMBER 23 The sojourn of the Infant Jesus in Egypt and Nazareth. Our blessed Redeemer spent his infancy in Egypt, living there for seven years in poverty and […]
Christmas Novena - DECEMBER 24 The birth of the Infant Jesus in the cave of Bethlehem. Since the Roman emperor’s edict said that everyone was to enrol in his own […]
Bible & Beer: “EPIPHANY: To See or Not to See… That is the Question!” Ignite! Young Adult Ministry (age 18-39) Tuesday January 3 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm St. Patrick's […]
Winter Street Patrol is a program of St. Patrick's Parish and Ignite Young Adult Ministry where groups walk the streets of downtown Toronto delivering lunch bags, hot beverages, clothing, hot soup, and hygiene supplies and company to our brothers and sisters who are living on the streets, and/or experiencing life challenges from day to day. […]
Thursday January 12, 2023 7 pm – 9 pm Eastern ONLY We have all heard (and maybe even said) before: “we only see families for sacraments,” and “we have lost them after grade eight.” Often these comments are the experiences of frustrated ministry leaders and volunteers, disengaged families, and in some cases – burn out. What […]
