3rd Sunday of Easter 2024 Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: April 14, 2024 Jesus has wounds.  He had wounds even after the Resurrection.  Our Christian Faith teaches that Jesus is truly God and truly human.  Fully human like us in all ...

Second Sunday of Easter – 2024 Fr. Peter Robinson Preached: April 7, 2024 This past week, I heard the heartbreaking story of an Afghani woman, living now as a refugee in Canada. She and her family fled from the Taliban ...

Easter Vigil 2024 Fr. Peter Robinson Preached: March 30, 2024 This Holy Evening, I would like to introduce you to one of my favourite saints. His name is St. Ignatius of Antioch, and he was martyred around 107 AD. St. ...

Easter 2024 Deacon Tom Vert Preached: March 31, 2024 Hallelujah!! Hallelujah!! Hallelujah!! What a wonderful sound of praise and joy!! The word Hallelujah is a word of praise used in only two places in the Bible; in the Old Testament ...

Holy Thursday 2024 Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: March 28, 2024 What kind of world do we hope for?  We see the reality of destruction, death and hatred in Gaza, we see the use of weapons and violence in Ukraine, we ...

5th Sunday of Lent Fr. Ed Hampson Preached: March 17, 2024 There are moments in all our lives that just seem to call for our attention, moments that speak to us, shape us, call us to take a certain path ...

4th Sunday of Lent Fr. Mark Gatto Preached: March 10, 2024 Sometimes I feel like an atheist.  When I see or hear the way some Christians speak of God, I think to myself, I do not believe in such a ...

2nd Sunday of Lent Deacon Tom Vert Preached: February 25, 2024 You have to look where you are going! How many people here have taught their children, grandchildren, or others how to drive a car? One of the first lessons ...