St. Francis de Sales Parish
1001 Ravenscroft Road L1T 4X1 Ajax, ON, Canada

Posted @withregram @thedailyinspirations_ Lord, if your people still have need of my services, I will not avoid the toil. Your will be done. ~ St. Martin of Tours #catholic #catholicsaints #catholicquotes #stmartinoftours

Posted @withregram @archtoronto As we venerate the glorious memory of the most holy Virgin Mary, grant, we pray, O Lord, through her intercession, that we, too, may merit to receive from the fullness of your grace. #hailmary

Posted @withregram @archtoronto For the courage to listen to and stand with the suffering, and to walk in committed action to bring life and justice to the world, we pray to the Lord. #lordhearourprayer

Posted @withregram @archtoronto Cardinal Collins on latest COVID-19 measures: "Now is the time to go ever deeper in prayer, and with continued love and creative zeal, build up our community of faith and reach out even more to those who are suffering in these difficult days." https://bit.ly/archtoronto-nov20 #catholicTO

Posted @withregram @archtoronto Blessed St. Martin of Tours, obtain for us not only forgiveness, but also a spirit of love towards neighbour enabling us to be compassionate. Obtain for us the grace to love all people as brothers and sisters with a pure and disinterested heart... #memorial

Posted @withregram @archtoronto On this #RemembranceDay, we pray: Loving God, have mercy on your people, and open our hearts to peace and love. Reward all who have died for their country, and grant that Canada and all nations may continue to work for peace and justice. Amen. #LestWeForget #CanadaRemembers

Posted @withregram @archtoronto Jesus is King, but not the kind of king people expect: He is King of those who suffer, King of the lowly and the least, King over death. Jesus is abundantly clear in the Gospel that we will be judged on how we serve and share life with those who suffer most. If we want to find a place in the Kingdom, we are asked to love like Jesus, with preference for caring for those in need, loving those imprisoned, working for the fair distribution of res...ources and the liberation of those enslaved. We don’t all work for justice the same way. Some will write letters, others will serve, others will protest or donate. How is God calling you to work for justice so as to bring life in the midst of the world’s suffering? Where have you neglected Christ in the suffering? Now is the time to see that, and to turn back toward the King, so we can work with Jesus on building the Kingdom. Let us pray: Jesus, God and King, show us the way of serving the suffering, transforming death into life. Give us hearts to serve you and your people, especially those most in need. Amen. from www.cccb.ca #prayer #reflection #ordinarytime #christtheking

Lest we forget ~ Remembrance Day. They served with honour