ALL PUBLIC MASSES
ARE CANCELLED
Due to new COVID-19 restrictions, effective Monday, November 23rd
ALL MASSES ARE CANCELLED
until further notice.
Food Bank
Every Saturday
from 9:00am to 10:30am
Sacrament of Reconciliation
or Personal conversation
Please call the office and make an appointment to meet Fr. Wilson Andrade at 416-577-2973 or email at stannparishtoronto@gmail.com
Celebration of Sacraments
Baptism
Preparation is required,
please contact our office.
Reconciliation
By appointment,
please contact our office.
Matrimony
Couples should contact office
one year in advance.
St. Ann Parish Mission
Moved by the Good News of Christ Jesus, St. Ann’s is a servant community where we:
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value our diversity and welcome everyone;
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provide a safe circle for the growth of the human spirit free from judgmental attitudes;
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are committed to just and compassionate action;
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joyfully celebrate and participate in the Sacraments.
CELEBRATE MASS ONLINE
Please do subscribe to our YouTube Channel for the
Daily Masses and Inspirational Videos.
YouTube: Holy Cross Family Ministries Canada
Facebook: stannparish1914
Website: and www.hcfm-canada.com
LIVESTREAM MASS
Please join our live-stream Mass as we celebrate the
Feast Presentation of the Lord
on Tuesday, February 2, 2021 @ 7:00 pm
We invite everyone to light a candle at home during the Mass
Live on our Facebook Page
Food bank adapts to COVID challenge
The Catholic Register
Volunteers at St. Ann’s Food Bank distribute close to $600,000 in food donations annually.
The Catholic Register, the oldest English Catholic publication in Canada, was founded in 1893 but its roots reach back 30 years earlier.
Native People’s Parish
Historical Highlights
In 1972 Native Peoples’ Parish began as a Chaplaincy when Father Barney Mayhew was asked by the Toronto Bishops to represent the church’s response to the increasing number of First Nations people
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In January, 1908, the late Rev. Hugh J. Canning, then pastor of St. Joseph’s, purchased the old Presbyterian Church at the corner of Bolton Ave. and Gerrard St, marking the beginning of St. Ann’s Parish.
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