Everyone is invited to join the CWL of Holy Angels' Parish at 1 pm on Monday, March 20th to follow the first way of the Cross through Mary's eyes. Mary's Way of the Cross shows Mary's viewpoint of what Jesus was going through on the way to Calvary then practical applications are made to our own lives. Please use the elevator entrance.
"St. Thomas and District Right to Life" is changing its name to "Choose Life Elgin". Click here to view their website, chooselifeelgin.ca. Thank you for continuing to advance pro-life values throughout St. Thomas and Elgin County!
Fr. Ernie Deslippe Council 1467 in St. Thomas will begin a Novena for the Gospel of life on Thursday March 16, 2023 with fixed intentions for 9:15am morning Mass at St. Anne’s and continue the following eight days until the conclusion of 12:00pm mass at Holy Angels on Friday March 24, 2023. Click for more details
Through the diocese of London in conjunction with the Canadian Catholic Conference of Bishops (CCCB), there are many different options to offer donations to the people of Turkey and Syria. Thank you for your ongoing prayers and support for the people devastated by this natural disaster. Click on this pane to learn more.
Sign up for this new Bible study, presented by St. Paul's Center for Biblical Theology! Scott Hahn traces the meaning of holiness from its origins in Scripture to its appearance in our own lives today. Together, let’s experience the transformative power of God’s holiness! Click here to learn more...
Pat Vandevenne and Doug Manners receiving a bequest donation for Holy Angels Cemetery from the estate of the late Marianne Barrie administered by the Elgin-St. Thomas Community Foundation. We give thanks for her kindness and generosity.
For a number of months, Fr Graham’s voice mail has not been working correctly thus he did not receive any voicemails. We apologize for any way this has caused grief. It is now corrected through diocesan IT services. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Our Family of Parishes’ Truth and Reconciliation Dialogue Group has provided a picture of St. Kateri for display in each of our parishes. St. Kateri [1656 - 1680] is the first North American Indigenous person elevated to sainthood, click for more details...
The May-June issue of Missio is now available. Stories in this issue include: The Papal Visit, Fugitive Slave Chapel Donation, 175 years for St. Mary’s Maidstone, Thank you to the Basilian Fathers from the Refugee Ministry, St. Gabriel and St. Anne of the Lakes Reopens for Worship, Synod Update, and Bishop Fabbro’s Letter to the Faithful on the Synod Summary Report (in English and French)