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Diocesan News
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June 19The news that we can now return to our churches is truly an occasion of great joy. Please read the Bishop's message or watch the video.Read More
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June 18A list of diocesan churches and that are open and the planned opening dates for others. **It is important that parishioners confirm Mass and other times online or by telephone.** Many parishes are also asking people to register in advance to help manage seating capacity due to the 30% limit. This helps reduce the risk you show up to find the seats are taken.Read More
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June 18Please read our comprehensive guidelines on safely reopening churches in the Diocese of London. The opening of churches is permitted for weekday Mass, private prayer, and individual Confessions effective Wednesday, 17 June, and for Sunday Masses, effective Saturday/Sunday, 20-21 June. Parishes which cannot be ready by then may delay their opening to 27-28 June, or even 4-5 July. Churches will open on a gradual basis across the Diocese as pastors/administrators determine their readiness. Parishioners are asked to check their local parish website or call the parish office to ask about Mass times, etc.Read More
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June 8Bishop Fabbro's update about the resumption of worship in the Diocese.Read More
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May 26An update from Bishop Fabbro / Mise à jour de Mgr Fabbro.Read More
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News from the Vatican (via cruxnow.com)
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Pope Francis is praising U.N. Security Council efforts for worldwide cease-fires to help tackle the coronavirus pandemic.
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The Vatican's representative to the UN in Geneva says coordinated action by the international community is of “utmost importance,” as developing countries are already struggling under unsustainable...
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The Vatican’s financial watchdog agency has reported record levels of internal cooperation despite being thrown into turmoil in October when Vatican police raided its offices as part of an...
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Pope Francis has sent retired Pope Benedict XVI his prayers and condolences for the death of his brother, Msgr. Georg Ratzinger.
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Monsignor Georg Ratzinger, the older brother of Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI, who earned renown in his own right as a director of an acclaimed German boys’ choir, has died at 96.
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For The Faithful
Dare to be Different Video Winner
The Holy Spirit is alive! Jenna Goldsack of St. John the Divine Parish won Pastoral Services' Dare to Be Different video contest. May God continue to pour out his Holy Spirit upon the young people and families. Check out her submission here..
A Prayer in Time of Pandemic
Click here read the Diocese of London's prayer
Praying Together, Praying Apart: At-Home Prayers for Times of Healing (Liturgical Press).
Easter Sunday Reading and HomilyClick here to see Bishop Fabbro's Easter Sunday Homily on Luke 24:13-35.
Mass of Easter Sunday
Christ the Lord is risen!
Watch Bishop Fabbro celebrate the Mass of Easter Sunday at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica.Easter Vigil
Watch the Easter Vigil with Bishop Fabbro recorded at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica on Holy Saturday.
Friday of the Passion of the LordWatch the Good Friday service with Bishop Fabbro at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica.
The Mass of The Lord's SupperWatch Bishop Fabbro celebrate The Mass of The Lord's Supper on April 9 at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica.
The Mass of Chrism
Click here to watch Bishop Fabbro celebrate the Mass of Chrism on April 6.
A Reflection on our Lenten Journey
Click here for a new video from Bishop FabbroHoly Week at Home
Click here for resources to assist families, as the Domestic Church, to honour the cycle of the Triduum from their homes while public celebration is not possible.
Parish Livestreams and Recorded Masses
Click here for a list of parishes with onlne Masses and other devotions.Join us in our House of Prayer and Service Initiative
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Hos 2:16, 17c-18, 21-22Responsorial Psalm 145:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9Gospel Mt 9:18-26
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