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Welcome to the web site for St. Michael’s Parish in Oakville, Ontario, Canada . Some of you are searching for general information, and we hope this site will help your search, others are looking for more specific information, and we hope your needs are met as well.

The people of St. Michael’s Parish come from a variety of cultural, linguistic and economic backgrounds. With all of our unique characteristics we are brought together through Christ and in Christ. We believe what Jesus taught, that God loves all in the world and wishes everyone to experience the fullness of life. Jesus also said that he came into the world as one who serves not one who is to be served and he directed his followers to follow in his footsteps.   Read More

Mass Schedule

 Sunday Masses

Vigil Mass – Saturday 5:30 PM 
Masses on Sunday – 9:30 AM & 11:30 AM

Spanish Mass Sunday 6:00 PM

Weekday Masses

Please refer to English bulletin

Healing Masses 
Third Thursday of each month at 7:30 P.M.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

             

Horario de las Misas

 Misas Dominicales

Misa de Vigilia en Ingles Sabados 5:30 PM

Misas en los dias Domingos en Ingles: 9:30 AM & 11:30 AM
en Espianol 6:00 PM
   
Eucaristias en la Semana
Para las favor consultar el boletin en Ingles
  
Eucaristia de sanacion
Tercer Jueves de cada me a las 7:30 p.m.
 
 
 
 
 
The New Translation of the Mass

The new translation of the Mass

Are you wondering about the new translation of the Mass according to the 3rd Roman Missal for the Roman Catholic Church?

The following sites may help to answer your some of your questions. The first two sites refer to the R.C. Church in the United States but what they describe is true for all English speaking Conferences of Bishops including the Canadian Conference. The videos are directed to teenagers; however, it should help to clarify certain points for adults as well.

 

 

 

The following site’s video is for the Roman Catholic Church in Canada and was produced courtesy of the Diocese of Hamilton.

 

 

 

 
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A letter from Bishop Crosby concerning Kitchener-Waterloo Anglicans received into the Full Communion of the Catholic Church
 

“For many years, groups of Anglicans repeatedly asked the Pope if it would be possible for them to become Catholics, while at the same time being allowed to keep their liturgical, musical, spiritual, and pastoral traditions, which had developed over the 500-year history of Anglicanism, and which they greatly valued. In November of 2009, in response to these requests, the Holy See, through the Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum Coetibus (“Groups of Anglicans”) and its accompanying norms, established a new structure within the Catholic Church to allow Anglicans who become Catholics to do just that.” (Archbishop Thomas Collins, Toronto)

Within our Diocese of Hamilton, a small group of Anglicans has been meeting in the Kitchener-Waterloo area since 1996 in a community know as St. Edmund’s Anglican Catholic Church. This group of Anglicans has indicated their desire to be received into the Full Communion of the Catholic Church under the terms of Anglicanorum Coetibus. For several months they have been preparing for this by prayer and a period of instruction based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church.

On January 1st, 2012, the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God, in the Cathedral of Christ the King, I, as Bishop of Hamilton, will receive these men and women into the Full Communion of the Catholic Church by the Profession of Faith and the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist. The Mass will be celebrated according to the Anglican Use – a fully-authorized Catholic liturgy that maintains distinctive elements of the Anglican heritage of language, music, tradition and spirituality.

From January 1st, these newly-received will be known as the Sodality of St. Edmund King and Martyr, and will continue as an Anglican Use community within the Diocese of Hamilton. They will, in due time, become part of the Personal Ordinariate that is being erected in the United States. Until then, they will be served by Fr. William Foote as Chaplain.

As Catholics, the members of the Sodality of St. Edmund will be subject to the Code of Canon Law and will fully embrace the teaching of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. We welcome them into the Roman Catholic Church, pray for them, and invite them to pray for us.

Sincerely in Christ and Mary Immaculate,

(Most Rev.) Douglas Crosby, OMI

700 King St. West, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8P 1C7
 

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