
Welcome to the Church of St. Mary Magdalene.
We are glad you are here.
Service Times for In-Person Worship (building is fully accessible)
Sunday June 15: Trinity Sunday 8:00 am: Said Mass.: 9:30 am: Contemporary Mass with Sunday School 11:00 am: Traditional Mass. Watch the Livestreamed service here. Note: 1:00 pm Intergenerational confirmation classes have begun.
Weekday Services and Activities:
Morning Prayer: 9:30 am online Monday to Friday. Join here.
6:00 pm: Monday June 16: Said Mass.
10:00 am. Tuesday, June 17: Said Mass 6:00 pm. 7:00: Third of the month long lecture series. Join the Livestream here.
10:00 am: Wednesday, June 18: Said Mass followed by study group at 11:00 am. Attend both via Zoom here. 7:00 pm. Knitting Circle ).
7:15 am: Thursday, June 19: Said mass followed by breakfast. 10:00 am. Said Mass.
6:00 pm: Friday, June 20: Said Mass. 4:00 pm. Community dinner at St. Thomas Huron St. Setup and deliveries.
10 am.: Saturday, June 21: Said Mass.
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WORSHIP
We are a parish that has, since its beginnings, given expression to the catholic tradition of Anglican worship. Worship is central to everything we do. It is the place where we encounter God in word and sacrament, where our spiritual lives are strengthened and renewed, and where we are shaped into a community that cares for one another and serves God in the world around us. It is a place that welcomes and celebrates the wonderful diversity of God's people and God's world.
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MUSIC
We have a rich history of excellence and innovation in music and liturgy, and many are drawn to the parish because of the legacy of Healey Willan and Fr. Eugene Fairweather. This continues to be a living legacy not simply repeating the past but creatively engaging the present with new forms of liturgical music and an ongoing openness to liturgical renewal. We invite you to join us on this journey into an anglo-catholicism that is rich in tradition and deeply engaged with the present both within in the church and beyond our walls
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LEARNING
We have an active children’s program with weekly Sunday School and frequent family events that celebrate events in the Christian year. Our Halloween Open House brings hundreds to our doors. We frequently enjoy games and movie nights for families of all ages. Weekly discussion groups for adults explore topics of interest and a new lecture series both in person and online has given us new knowledge. We also leave the building to explore art at the AGO and music in other places and learn of indigenous and other traditions
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OUTREACH
For decades we have served a dinner every month of the year to 80 - 100 guests at a neighboring parish. These events provide nutritious food for the body and companionship for the soul and we have come to know many of our guests throughout the year. We support other programs such as the Diocese of Toronto’s FaithWorks, outreach programs of the national and world wide Anglican Communion. Through advocacy we also support climate change and other social issues in our community.