Catholic Activities
WELCOME TO CATHOLIC FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT! JOIN US! Fellowship, discussions & refreshments
November Movie For Greater Glory
Director:
Dean WrightWriter:
Michael Love
St. Monica's Catholic Church
44 Broadway Avenue (2 blocks north of Yonge/Eglinton subway
station, east on Broadway)
Last Friday of the Month: Dec. 27,Nov29,(2013)Jan.31,Feb28,March28,April26,May31(2014)
Doors
open 6:00 movie starts 6:30pm Call
Natalie 647-201-2150 or view prayinginthefire.blogspot.com for more info. (by
donation)
OTHER CATHOLIC ACTIVITIES
Prayer Group and Study of Early Church Fathers- Ways to
Emotional and Spiritual Health, Monthly 2nd Saturday call
Natalie 647-201-2150
St Timothy’s Catholic Church lecture series on 33 Days to
Morning Glory
21 Leith Hill Rd, North York, ON M2J 1Y9
(416) 494-6526
Workers of Our Lady Healing Masses Last Sat of Month
(November 2013 Nov23 6:30pm change)St Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church 1490
Markham Rd. Scarbourough
EVENING MASSES PERPETUAL ADORATION
St Timothy’s Catholic Church
Mon-Friday 7pm (Tues Wed Thurs 9-4 pm 730-9pm
Adoration )
21 Leith Hill Rd, North York, ON M2J 1Y9
(416) 494-6526
ST.Benedict 416-9680997
St Alphonsus Friday 7pm , 9am mass (adoration 9-5
weekdays)
St Margaret of Scotland Wed. 7pm 222 Ridley Bld 416-485-7781 (ave Rd Wilson)
Blessed Trinity
Sun 7pm 3220 Bayview 416-2260262
Pascal Baylon – Adoration 24hours 7 days a week
Our Lady of assumption -2565 Bathurst Street 416-787-4547
Tue-Fri 7pm
Holy Rosary 7;10 12;10 pm mon-fri 354
St.Clair Ave W.416-9238471
Precious Blood 1737 Lawrence Ave. E Wed 730 pm /mon tues
thurs fri 8am 416-751-2661
St Joseph the Worker –Adoration
Alert on Far Eastern Practices
http://www.womenofgrace.com/blog/?p=338Why Tai Chi and CatholicismDon’t Mix , many non-Christian beliefs are intrinsic to tai
chi.)
An article
published by Catholics United for the Faith entitled “Hold Fast What is Good:
On Borrowing Forms of Meditation from Eastern Religions “ points out that “even
though Tai Chi is often used as a means of exercise and relaxation, as well as
a martial art, it has its origins in the Chinese religion of Taoism.“Although
there is nothing objectively wrong with the physical movements of Tai Chi,
there are many philosophical elements contrary to Christianity. The idea that
the physical world comes from dualistic principles, which in turn come from an
ultimate force, cannot be reconciled with the idea that the universe was
created by an all-good, personal God. Furthermore, the attempt to channel and
direct spiritual forces and the use of talismans violate the First Commandment
(cf. Catechism, no. 2117).
- See more at:
http://www.womenofgrace.com/blog/?p=338#sthash.4B9x0bCc.dpuf
