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Dear Saint Charbel Church Parishioners: The St. Charbel School of Catechism, Language & Culture has commenced and is available every Saturday at 10 am. *** The Saint Charbel's Ladies Auxiliary of the Immaculate Conception, a group of devout women from our parish who dedicate themselves to prayer and works of service, meets every Tuesday at 11 am here at Saint Dominic's. New members are welcome. ***
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Those interested in attending Divine Liturgy during the weekdays are asked to speak to Abouna Charbel so that he can send you daily updates about the time of Liturgy each day. |
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Now you can donate Online!! Click here. St Charbel's Maronite Catholic Church in Mississauga, Ontario is beginning another phase in its young life. As most of you know, each and every Sunday we are celebrating the Divine Liturgy at St. Dominic's Roman Catholic Church. We now need to build up funds to buy our own property in order to celebrate our traditional Maronite Liturgy. We ask you to please donate what you can to the fund. Below is the pre-authorized document which you can print out, fill out and bring it to the St. Dominic's on Sunday before or after the Divine Liturgy. You can also call Fr. Charbel Bousamra at 416-414-9165 to arrange another time. We have currently hit the $5,725/month mark but we are still far away from getting our own church. So far we have 80 families or companies signed up. For a list of donors click here. Now you can donate with Visa or MasterCard! Click here for the pre-authorized document for Visa and MasterCard. We need your support. |
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The Divine Liturgy (Qurbono) Location: St. Dominic's Roman Catholic Church (625 Atwater Ave, Mississauga, Ontario) Time: Sunday - 5PM Confessions Location: St. Dominic's Roman Catholic Church Time: Sunday - 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
For daily Qurbono, confession and other Sacraments please call Fr. Charbel Bousamra at 416-414-9165. |
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In spite of their faith being tested like gold in a fire, the Maronites remained constant in the faith of their fathers, a faith which has now been passed on to you.
(POPE BENEDICT XVI - June 06, 2010)
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