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A Glimpse Inside the Cathedral of the Holy Family

“A Beacon of Welcome” A Glimpse Inside the Cathedral of the Holy Family written by Ned Powers, graphic designer Shawna Kunz (Lime…

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Parish Pastoral Council Election

Parish Pastoral Council Election

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And the Nominees are...

And the Nominees are... Election to take place on Sunday May 27th at all three masses. Click to view a…

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Crack that Catechism

Crack that Catechism

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Starting May 28th!

CRACK THAT CATECHISM! The Catechism of the Catholic Church is a fantastic resource. But it's big. It's scary. It makes people cry. So let's crack…

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India Night - A Fundraiser for the Cathedral of the Holy Family

India Night - A Fundraiser for the Cathedral of the Holy Family

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Get your tickets soon!

"India Night - A Fundraiser for the Cathedral of the Holy Family" an evening of Indian cuisine and entertainment will…

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Parish Pictoral Directory

Parish Pictoral Directory

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Book your appointment soon!

 We are now updating our Parish Pictorial Directory.  This is an opportunity for all registered families to be involved in…

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Getting to Holy Family Cathedral

Holy Family Cathedral is located at 123 Nelson Road. You can access our parking lot from the first round-about on Nelson Road, or from the Forestry Farm exit.

NOTE: Masses this weekend (May 20th) will proceed as per usual at 9:00am, 11:30am and 6:30pm.

I was lost on Saturday. 

My daughter Ava was going door to door selling cookies with her Sparks and Girl Guide companions.  My only task was to drop her off on Chotem Crescent.  From there, the girls would head out into the highways and bi-ways in teams to sell their wares from their overflowing wagons, which they pulled along behind them.

 

Transitions

Thursday, March 22, 2012 Written by

Transition is a natural part of life.  Whether a young couple welcomes their first bundle of joy home or experienced parents say farewell as their first moves out of the house, transitions are attended by both joy and pain. 

As a parish team we experienced a huge transition this past December. 

Much Larger than Myself

Friday, March 16, 2012 Written by

I’ve had a couple of real exciting weeks here at work.  I love the feeling of being part of something much, much larger than myself.  (And I’m not referring to the size of our building!) 

Growing Pains

Saturday, March 10, 2012 Written by

We will soon approach our third month in our new parish home. It has been an incredible journey and a wonderful experience. I don't think that I ever thought it would be as stressful and emotionally draining as it turned out to be. I quickly recognized that moving not only an office, but a whole church building and a home, was much more than my emotional self could handle.

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Mass Times

Sundays: 9:00am, 11:30am, & 6:30pm
 
Weekdays: as scheduled; typically Tuesday-Thursday 12:15pm, Friday 10am (at Sherbrooke).

Please refer to the bulletin or calendar for this week's schedule.
 
Sacrament of Reconciliation:
Saturdays at 11:00am or by appointment.

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