Fr. Tony Bidgood, CSsR

Jesus tells us that yes, ends do come. There comes always a time to tear down and time to build anew, a time to be born and a time to die. But that which is the work of God, that which lies close to the heart of God, endures.

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Bishop Jon Hansen, CSsR

The love of Mary throughout the North is strong. She unites us North and South. Devotion to Mary, Mother of Jesus, Mother of God is also part of the missionary understanding. Mary's virtues of humility, resilience and awareness, these are virtues I seek to develop in myself as a missionary bishop and they are the marks of a vocation for all who come here to work with us. Mary is a guide for all of us

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Fr. Ed Eherer, CSsR

As potential disciples, we have been called and then formed. All well and good, but it can’t be an end in itself.

To use an analogy, if you are trained to be a carpenter and then never built anything, never pick up a hammer or a saw or a piece of wood, then one might suggest to you haven’t used your time well. The purpose of discipleship is mission, beyond the doors of the Church, out into the world.

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Cardinal Francis Leo

Good Friday on the hill, Calvary.
It was the crucifixion. Everybody
ran away. They all abandoned
the Lord. But not his mother.
And then right before breathing
his last, he gave us his mother.
To be our mother. our confidant and
intercessor, companion and advocate. She is our queen. She is our sister. She is the mother of the church.

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Fr. Mark Miller, CSsR

First, we human beings do not like to lose abilities, to grow older and be less able to accomplish what used to be taken for granted.  And yet I think that this is one of God’s special gifts to us as we age and diminish.  We are mortal, we are limited, we are fragile—and still we are in God’s hands.  The more frail we get, the more we have to trust in the God of Love who will never abandon us – but who asks us to trust Him through thick and thin.   

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Triduum 2023-2024

Featuring Archbishop Francis Leo,

Fr. Ray Earle, and Fr. Glenn Tito Pascaul, CSsR

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Bishop Michael Smolinski, CSsR

Mary is totally integrated into and integral to the Church’s worship of God in the East.  She receives great honour in the East, and this honour is always coupled with and centered on Christ, her Son.  The Christians of the Catholic and Orthodox Eastern Churches love the Mother of God, and this love always draws them to loving God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 

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Jennifer Martin

We all experience pain and suffering, and Mary perhaps experienced some of the most heart-wrenching loss anyone could ever experience, the loss of a child. The Passion of Christ was the continued transformation of Mary's sympathetic heart to an empathetic one.

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Dr. Anne Walsh, D.Min.

Sometimes, in any friendship, we get into patterns of relating, and acting in expected ways, just because that’s the way we’ve always done things. Sometimes, it’s great to know that we can rely on friends to act in expected ways—there’s a comfort in that. But sometimes, we need to let our friends out of the boxes into which we’ve placed them. We need to allow our friends to surprise us—or to surprise themselves!

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Fr. Ray Douziech, CSsR

Not all vocations are as clearly felt.  Many develop through a slow and steady awareness, some feel like an intervention of God calls them like Paul on the road to Damascus and others struggle with God and resist.  As disciples of Jesus and through baptism we all have a call by God to love and be of service to the People of God.  This can take several forms.  Too often we narrow it down to being a priest, brother or sister.  

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Brendan Steven

Devotion to Mary wraps inevitably and inserprably into devotion to Jesus. To ask for Mary's intercession in our lives is, in the end, to go to Jesus - hand in hand with Mary - for his help and guidance.

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Fr. David Louch, CSsR

Pope Francis’ Apostolic Letter Desiderio desideravi on the Liturgical Formation of the People of God is focussed on encouraging and inspiring us to enter into a fuller and richer way of living our liturgical rites in communion with the triune God, with the saints and angels, and with the whole People of God. Pope Francis is inviting us to find our passion when we cross the threshold into Church, into participation in the Liturgy.

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Triduum 2025
Coming Soon at St. Patrick's Parish
Toronto, on June 25-27, 2025

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Youth Choirs

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Prayers

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Together, we join our songs and thoughts, in meditation and in prayer, seeking the intercession of Mary for our daily needs, spiritual and material, for ourselves and for our loved ones. Let us join our prayers today with this worldwide community of faithful who seek Mary’s Intercession and protection.

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RedemptoristTV 15th Anniversary

RedemptoristTV (RTV) began in 2009 as an on-line video-sharing
companion site for DevotionsTV (in Honour of Our Mother of Perpetual
Help See About DevotionsTV), by then a weekly Canadian national TV
broadcast, on Vision TV since 1995, and Salt+LightTV since 2006.

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DevotionsTV 30th Anniversary

DevotionsTV in Honour Our Mother of Perpetual Help (DTV) is a half-hour daytime program on Vision TV and Salt+Light TV, broadcasting continuously every week since 1995.

DTV is the only Canadian Catholic program to honour Mary. Mother
of God, Mother of Jesus, a central figure in Catholic teaching and in
the lives of everyday Catholics around the world.

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