Pope Francis final picture on balcony
REQUIESCAT IN PACE POPE FRANCIS
Please pray for the Holy Father, who has died. Eternal Rest grant unto Him, O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon him. May he Rest in Peace.
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Easter Greetings!
St. John the Evangelist Parish, Weston prays that you and your families have a Blessed Easter Season, filled with the Hope of Christ's Resurrection.
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DIVINE MERCY HOLY HOUR
Please join us for Eucharistic Holy Hour and Chaplet of Divine Mercy on Sunday, April 27 at 2:30 p.m.
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DIVINE MERCY NOVENA
Please join in the Divine Mercy Novena.
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THE RESTORATION OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST CEMETERY
This video documents the process from 2014 to 2024 by which the cemetery at the back of the Church was restored to dignity.
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Statement from Frank Cardinal Leo, Metropolitan Archbishop of Toronto following the death of Pope Francis
Statement from Frank Cardinal LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of TorontoFollowing the death of Pope FrancisApril 21, 2025 Our Catholic family...
Coat of Arms of Frank Cardinal Leo
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MASS FOR THE REPOSE OF THE SOUL OF POPE FRANCIS AND CATECHESIS ON THE DEATH OF A POPE
At the request of the Cardinal and by special decree, we will be having a Mass for the...
DIVINE MERCY NOVENA- please join us
Please join us praying daily the Divine Mercy Novena. Each day is dedicated to a very specific intention...
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Palm Sunday - The beginning of the most Holy Week of the Year
Hosanna to the Son of David, the King of Israel!  Blessed is He who comes in the...
Events
2024 - A YEAR IN REVIEW
2024 was a busy and exciting year at St. John the Evangelist, Weston. Enjoy this video of highlights!
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49 George Street
Weston, ON
M9N 2B4

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49 George Street
Weston, ON
M9N 2B4

t:  416.241.0133
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Clergy
Rev. Andrew Maderak
Pastor

Deacon Oswald D'Paiva
Deacon Assistant

Parish Staff
Sheila Mills
Secretary

Tara Nadal
Lay Pastoral Associate

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FORMED - CATHOLIC CONTENT STREAMED
FORMED is an extensive online library of the greatest Catholic content for you and your family to enjoy. With your free access to FORMED, 24/7 on your smart phone, computer, iPAD, or Kindle, you have access to inspiring movies and books, audio talks and dramas, bible studies and more from over 60 partners and growing. Also included are children's cartoons and animated movies for children. Some content is also available in Spanish. In a world where media has such a big influence on ourselves, our families and not to mention society as a whole, wouldn't it be wonderful to fill ourselves with solid, entertaining and faith-filled content? Please sign up for free by clicking the sign up button. Sign up as a parishioner and simply type in our postal code, M9N 2B4 to be signed up under our Parish. You won't regret it.
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RESOURCES FOR CONFESSION
The Sacrament of Reconciliation, also known as Confession, is a beautiful gift left to us by Jesus through His priests. It is in this Sacrament that many have found peace, forgiveness and great joy. While it is the duty of a Catholic to receive this Sacrament at least once a year and then worthily receive Communion as stated in the precepts of the Church and in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 2042) many have found that making this Sacrament a regular part of their life has been a helpful and beautiful practice. Please take a look at the resources we have provided and come receive this healing Sacrament.
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Join in the Prayer of the Church!
Have you prayed the Liturgy of the Hours before? This prayer, also called the Divine Office, is prayed not only by clergy and those in consecrated life, but has now began to be prayed by many lay people. This ancient prayer allows for the whole day to be covered with prayer, as it is prayed at different times and all over the world. It focuses on Scripture (particularly the psalms) and includes other spiritual writings. You can pray all or some of the hours. IBreviary is a wonderful site, which will lead you through the Liturgy of the Hours and is also an app that is available for download on all phone and tablet platforms (and in different languages), making it easy to pray every day. Join the Church in this beautiful prayer.
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