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The Laying on of Hands (6th Sunday of Easter)
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In our reading, the Christian Gospel continues to spread throughout Palestine, despite persecution by the Jews (which we saw with the death of St. Stephen in the previous chapter). Here, the Gospel arrives among...
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The Diaconate (Reflection: 5th Sunday of Easter)
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As the Church grew and began to incorporate converts from other regions, disputes began to emerge between different groups within the church. Here we see a division between those Jews who grew up in Palestine...
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Exploring the ‘Gift of Faith and Mental Health’ this May
Fr. Stephan Kappler is the President and Chief Psychologist of Southdown Institute. In light of the upcoming day dedicated to raising awareness of mental health across the the archdiocese, he shares with readers some of the strong connections between faith...
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According to Plan (Reflection - 3rd Sunday of Easter)
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In this Sunday’s reading, St. Peter preaches to the crowds in Jerusalem about the Resurrection of Christ. Just over a week ago, some were still in doubt about whether He had truly...
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All Things in Common (Reflection - 2nd Sunday of Easter)
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The life of the early Church was a life of love. In our reading, we see how the early Christians cared for the...
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Stations of the Cross During Lent
One great way to deepen our spiritual life during Lent is praying the Stations of The Cross. Every Friday during the season of Lent we will have the Stations of the Cross after the Friday evening 7:30 pm Mass...
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Lenten Resolutions
Every Catholic is called to strengthen their spiritual life during the season of Lent. We should all make reasonable but challenging resolutions in three areas of our lives; our prayer life, self-denial, and charitable works. Pick something for each...
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Seven Things to Know about Ash Wednesday
Michelle Brylowski is Associate Director, RCIA and Liturgical Formation, for the Office of Formation for Discipleship. Below, she helps us prepare for Ash Wednesday.
1. What do the ashes on the forehead represent?Biblically, ashes symbolize mourning, mortality and penance...
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Men Wearing Hats in Church
Please note that out of respect for God men are not permitted to wear hats in church or in the church hall while attending Mass or praying in church. Women are permitted to wear hats, veils or head coverings.
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New Beginnings Online
New Beginnings ministers to those who have suffered a loss through separation, divorce or bereavement. The next online support session will be on Wednesday January 25th at 7:00 pm. Register at https://nbbd01.eventbrite.ca.
On Thursday January 26th...
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A Reminder about Reception of Holy Communion
The Catholic Church welcomes greater numbers of people at Christmas time, including those who have been away from the Sacraments. Reception of Holy Communion is reserved for those who are baptized Catholics in a state of grace, having observed the...
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Advent – A Time of Liturgical Renewal
As we make our Christmas preparations, plan holiday activities and catch up with old friends, our hearts are filled with memories of the past and our minds draft fresh resolutions for the future. We anticipate. We are hopeful. We feel...
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New Parish Library (specific volunteers needed)
A group of parishioners is starting a Parish Library at St. Aidan’s that will provide spiritual enrichment resources for parishioners. The goal of this exciting initiative is to make available a selection of books for children, youth, and...
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EDGE for Youth ages 11 to 14
Edge is a Catholic middle school youth ministry program for students ages 11-14. Edge provides a safe and fun place for youth to find a solid Catholic community, to get answers to their questions about faith or morals, and...