St. Ann Parish

Mass Schedule - new times

Monday to Friday 7:00 pm

Saturday 5:00 pm

Sunday 10:30 am 6:00 pm

Reminders

Before leaving for church, please consider whether it is safe for you to attend.

Please stay at home if:

You’re sick
You’ve returned to Canada in the past 14 days
Have any COVID-19 symptoms including: fever, cough, severe fatigue, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, muscle aches

Parishioners are asked to take their temperature at home before coming to church, as an extra precautions.

How to Return to Mass

Video guide

Archdiocese of Toronto

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.

External Links

St. Ann Parish Mission

Moved by the Good News of Christ Jesus, St. Ann’s is a servant community where we:

value our diversity and welcome everyone;
provide a safe circle for the growth of the human spirit free from judgmental attitudes;
are committed to just and compassionate action;
joyfully celebrate and participate in the Sacraments.

St. Ann Feast Day Mass

July 26, 2020

Re-Opening of St. Ann Parish

St. Ann Parish is now open to the public to celebrate daily

and Sunday Masses

Due to our current situation, some of restrictions have been put in place to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Safety Rules

We ask everyone to wear facemask as a support, respect and safety for all. Everyone who enters the Church will sanitize their hands and will be asked to sit in the same place till the end of the service and maintain physical distancing at all times.

If you feel not well and have been treated or close to someone with COVID -19 symptoms, please do stay home, and follow the advice of your health workers and Public safety measures.

Ministries

All the liturgical (Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers, Music, Altar Servers, Ushers..) Social and Educational ministries have been asked to cancel till the time is safe for them to minister.

For the money collection, a basket is placed where you put your envelopes.

For the receiving of Holy Communion please follow the markings on the floor.

Office

Office is closed until further notice. We will try our best to accommodate and meet all the pastoral needs.

Bulletins

Printed bulletins are not distributed at this time.

Hall

No access to hall as the food donations are stored and no access to washroom.

Washroom

Accessible washroom should be used only for urgent needs.

Together we can support one another as we face these re-opening

with mutual cooperation and care for everyone.

Fr. Wilson Andrade, CSC

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