In the gospel today, Jesus made it clear that all good comes from God the Father and that doing charitable work was not the exclusive right of his followers. God moves where he wills and chooses whom he wills. His spirit is at work beyond the confines of established religion. Unfortunately, we can all fall […]

According to the latest guidelines, masks are required to be worn in places of worship and faith gatherings when not seated. For more information, visit: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/health-and-wellness/wearing-non-medical-masks-in-the-community We are still allowed two cohorts of 50 people for each of the weekend masses. Capacity for weekday mass, baptisms, weddings and funerals remains at 50 persons.

The disciples never seem to amaze us. At the very moment when Jesus is trying to tell them about his coming passion and death, they are not even listening. They are immersed in their own little world of petty squabbling over who is the greatest among them. And so, in response to them, Jesus uses this occasion to […]

The shadow of Calvary falls across today’s readings and stretches into our lives with the announcement by Jesus that unless we take up our cross and follow him we are unworthy of his company.  This is a reminder of something we would rather forget because nobody wants to suffer.  The age old problem of why […]

With Fr. Maurice returning to parish duties on a limited basis, confessions will be held by appointment only in the Parish Office. Please call the Parish Office (902-894-8380) and leave a message and Fr. Maurice will return your call to arrange a suitable time. Thank you for your understanding.

While our sympathy and pity are with the man in today’s gospel story, nevertheless, we regard him as one of the lucky ones, to have met Jesus, who cured him, gave him a break in life and made him like the rest of us. We take for granted our ability to hear and speak, but both […]