Archdiocese of Toronto

With a few weeks to go, ShareLife finds itself 86 per cent of the way to its $14.5 million parish campaign goal.

All throughout the Archdiocese of Toronto Jubilee Pilgrimage to Rome, sojourners from Canada’s largest Catholic community expressed that the week was grounding and spiritually transformative.

Sharing that it has “been a tumultuous few years,” Paula Ducepec knew she needed restful, rejuvenating experiences.

The Archdiocese of Toronto’s largest Catholic young adult conference is returning this month, with Renew Toronto 2025 set to draw in crowds of more than 700 across Christ the King weekend for praise, worship and communal fellowship.

St. Michael’s Cathedral Basilica is set to be illuminated red later this week as Aid to the Church in Need Canada’s Red Wednesday Mass is commemorated in downtown Toronto, signalling the church as a visual testament of support for millions of persecuted Christians around the world.

An excerpt from Cardinal Leo’s Nov. 5 address at the annual Cardinal’s Dinner in Toronto.

Wilfrid and Jean Guthrie, a couple who will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary in December, were told in advance of their participation in the Archdiocese of Toronto’s Jubilee Pilgrimage that they would be made different by their time in Rome.

The edited address of Cardinal Francis Leo at the 46th Annual Cardinal’s Dinner Nov. 5.

Message for the Archdiocesan Day for Palliative Care on 26 October, 2025, from His Eminence Frank Cardinal Leo Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto.

Spiritus York of the Office of Catholic Youth is aiming to engage young adults more intimately with the liturgy through a deeper understanding of the four ends of the Mass.