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This week, I wanted to provide an update on the development of some of our parish’s ministry to the elderly, particularly those who are...

On October 7th, the Church celebrates the feast day of Mary, Queen of the Holy Rosary. The feast day was established by Pope Saint Pius V...

Since my laptop is currently being repaired (second time's a charm???), my blog post is a bit different format this week. Here is the PDF...

This weekend, His Grace will be presiding and preaching at our Masses, which is truly a blessing. With this being the celebration of our...

I’ve been working hard on completing the questionnaire that is part of our report to the bishop for his pastoral visit here next week....

It was Sunday, September 11, 1988, when the first public Mass was held in the gymnasium of St. Germain school—the beginnings of our...

I thought this weekend it would be good to do a bit of a show and tell of my trip for World Youth Day in Portugal. Here is a summary of...

The message from this week's bulletin is a follow-up to last week's. Last week focused on what will be happening at World Youth Day,...

Now that we’ve entered the month of July, I wanted to share with you one of the big things on my mind these days: World Youth Day 2023 in...

In more recent years, the whole notion of celebrating Canada Day has become a more confusing one. Certainly, our country is not perfect,...

Dear brothers and sisters, we are called to “fan into flame the gifts God has given us” (2 Tim 1.6–7) so together all encounter and share...

As Fr. Brian is away this week, he asked if a message could be written about Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

I invite you to join us for our first ever parish Eucharistic Procession for the Solemnity of Corpus Christi this Sunday, June 11, at the...

Very soon we shall be singing the sequences for Pentecost and Corpus Christi Sunday. The sequence is the chanted hymn that is recited...

As I mentioned in my homily last Sunday, the bishop will be doing his pastoral visit with us in September, to coincide with our 35th...

Last week, I was away for the annual priest retreat in Pinawa so I didn’t have the opportunity to write my usual weekly message....

There has long been a tradition in the Church across centuries and cultures of honouring Mary through special devotions during an...

A message from Fr. Brian and the Parish Pastoral Council The Parish of St. Timothy is 35 years old this year! Were you there for the...

This third Sunday of Easter we hear another Resurrection story, this time from Luke’s account of the Road to Emmaus. This is such a rich...

Why is the Second Sunday of Easter known as Divine Mercy Sunday? The Second Sunday of Easter is actually the final day of the octave of...