April 13, 2026
by Director of Communications
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Spiritual Talk Series by Archbishop Mulhall
Wednesday, February 18, 2026, 7:00 PMInvitation to Wednesday Night Spiritual Talk Reflections
Wednesdays, beginning December 11, at 7:00 pm
St. Mary’s Cathedral; 279 Johnson Street, KingstonWe have begun our weekly Wednesday 7:00 pm spiritual reflections in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. I look forward to our time together. Throughout my priesthood and especially in the past several years, these moments of prayer and reflection together have been deeply rewarding for me.
At the end of last August, we completed our reflections on the Our Father and prayer in general. This coming year between Advent and September, I propose to reflect with you on the Beatitudes of St. Matthew’s Gospel Chapter 5 as well as a series of Psalms of the Old Testament which we pray each day at Mass. As usual we will also give time to the liturgical celebrations of Advent/Christmas and Lent/Easter as we pass through the year.
It is good to remember that there is no starting point or end point as in a series of lectures or an academic course. Though we refer to previous reflections, we repeat our thoughts frequently so that anyone can join at any stage or miss weeks without losing any necessary points or developments. I like to think of our reflections as one long continuous series of reflections on a mystery from countless starting points. All these reflections I pray will be beneficial for us at whatever time of life or stage of our spiritual pilgrimage. The Lord, in whose presence we will pray together will always provide the grace, consolation and strength that we need to make steady progress in our life of faith.
Archbishop Michael Mulhall -
Funeral Mass in memory of Rev. Stanley Alanen
Tuesday, February 17, 2026, 2:00 PMLocation:
Blessed Sacrament Parish, Amherstview -
Visitation for the death of Rev. Stanley Alanen
Monday, February 16, 2026, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PMLocation:
Blessed Sacrament Parish, Amherstview -
Spiritual Talk Series by Archbishop Mulhall
Wednesday, February 11, 2026, 7:00 PMInvitation to Wednesday Night Spiritual Talk Reflections
Wednesdays, beginning December 11, at 7:00 pm
St. Mary’s Cathedral; 279 Johnson Street, KingstonWe have begun our weekly Wednesday 7:00 pm spiritual reflections in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. I look forward to our time together. Throughout my priesthood and especially in the past several years, these moments of prayer and reflection together have been deeply rewarding for me.
At the end of last August, we completed our reflections on the Our Father and prayer in general. This coming year between Advent and September, I propose to reflect with you on the Beatitudes of St. Matthew’s Gospel Chapter 5 as well as a series of Psalms of the Old Testament which we pray each day at Mass. As usual we will also give time to the liturgical celebrations of Advent/Christmas and Lent/Easter as we pass through the year.
It is good to remember that there is no starting point or end point as in a series of lectures or an academic course. Though we refer to previous reflections, we repeat our thoughts frequently so that anyone can join at any stage or miss weeks without losing any necessary points or developments. I like to think of our reflections as one long continuous series of reflections on a mystery from countless starting points. All these reflections I pray will be beneficial for us at whatever time of life or stage of our spiritual pilgrimage. The Lord, in whose presence we will pray together will always provide the grace, consolation and strength that we need to make steady progress in our life of faith.
Archbishop Michael Mulhall -
Spiritual Talk Series by Archbishop Mulhall
Wednesday, February 4, 2026, 7:00 PMInvitation to Wednesday Night Spiritual Talk Reflections
Wednesdays, beginning December 11, at 7:00 pm
St. Mary’s Cathedral; 279 Johnson Street, KingstonWe have begun our weekly Wednesday 7:00 pm spiritual reflections in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. I look forward to our time together. Throughout my priesthood and especially in the past several years, these moments of prayer and reflection together have been deeply rewarding for me.
At the end of last August, we completed our reflections on the Our Father and prayer in general. This coming year between Advent and September, I propose to reflect with you on the Beatitudes of St. Matthew’s Gospel Chapter 5 as well as a series of Psalms of the Old Testament which we pray each day at Mass. As usual we will also give time to the liturgical celebrations of Advent/Christmas and Lent/Easter as we pass through the year.
It is good to remember that there is no starting point or end point as in a series of lectures or an academic course. Though we refer to previous reflections, we repeat our thoughts frequently so that anyone can join at any stage or miss weeks without losing any necessary points or developments. I like to think of our reflections as one long continuous series of reflections on a mystery from countless starting points. All these reflections I pray will be beneficial for us at whatever time of life or stage of our spiritual pilgrimage. The Lord, in whose presence we will pray together will always provide the grace, consolation and strength that we need to make steady progress in our life of faith.
Archbishop Michael Mulhall -
Spiritual Talk Series by Archbishop Mulhall
Wednesday, January 28, 2026, 7:00 PMInvitation to Wednesday Night Spiritual Talk Reflections
Wednesdays, beginning December 11, at 7:00 pm
St. Mary’s Cathedral; 279 Johnson Street, KingstonWe have begun our weekly Wednesday 7:00 pm spiritual reflections in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. I look forward to our time together. Throughout my priesthood and especially in the past several years, these moments of prayer and reflection together have been deeply rewarding for me.
At the end of last August, we completed our reflections on the Our Father and prayer in general. This coming year between Advent and September, I propose to reflect with you on the Beatitudes of St. Matthew’s Gospel Chapter 5 as well as a series of Psalms of the Old Testament which we pray each day at Mass. As usual we will also give time to the liturgical celebrations of Advent/Christmas and Lent/Easter as we pass through the year.
It is good to remember that there is no starting point or end point as in a series of lectures or an academic course. Though we refer to previous reflections, we repeat our thoughts frequently so that anyone can join at any stage or miss weeks without losing any necessary points or developments. I like to think of our reflections as one long continuous series of reflections on a mystery from countless starting points. All these reflections I pray will be beneficial for us at whatever time of life or stage of our spiritual pilgrimage. The Lord, in whose presence we will pray together will always provide the grace, consolation and strength that we need to make steady progress in our life of faith.
Archbishop Michael Mulhall -
Special 200th Anniversary Solemn Celebration of Holy Mass
Tuesday, January 27, 2026, 7:00 PMPlease join us on Tuesday, January 27th at 7PM for a solemn celebration of the Sacrifice of the Holy Mass in thanksgiving. The Most Reverend Michael Mulhall, Archbishop of Kingston, presiding.
