Feeling Unworthy?
The Church has always seen consecrated life as a special path – but not the only path – to holiness, calling it the “way or state of perfection.”
Searching for Purpose? Who Can You Trust to Guide You?
In times of uncertainty, we may ask like Peter, “Lord, to whom can we go?” This simple yet profound question reflects the deep human longing for guidance and purpose, especially when discerning our vocation.
What was your Most Memorable Meal?
At the risk of oversimplifying, it can be said that every Christian vocation finds its source in the Eucharist, because the attitude and purpose Jesus had in mind when He celebrated the Last Supper, was you and me – and He still does at every Mass.
I Am the Bread of Life
A vocation to religious life is not just about our individual path but about how we can be bread for others, offering them our love, care, and hope.
Do not work for food that perishes.
What do you hunger and thirst for? Has this change from “me” to “us” begun to take root in your life yet?
Why Did Jesus Always Multiply More Than Was Needed?
It’s interesting… Jesus knew the needs of the people, the number of individuals present, the extent of their hunger,
CR Dinner & Discernment
CR Dinner & Discernment
Every Last Saturday of the Month
Mass 5pm, Evening Prayer 6:30pm, Followed by Dinner
St. Mary’s Parish – Kitchener
Where do you find rest?
Last Sunday, we heard Jesus sent the twelve Apostles, two by two, on their first mission to proclaim repentance, cast out demons, and to heal. In today’s Gospel, they got back together and told Jesus about everything that had happened, and Jesus’ first concern – is that they should rest.
Is One Coat Enough for You?
St. Jerome asks: “Are all commanded not to have two coats, nor food in their possession, money in their purse, only as stuff in the hand and shoes on the feet?
Content with weaknesses?
Following Jesus no matter what your vocation may be, is going to result at some point in the experience of weaknesses, insults, hardships, persecutions, and calamities.