Steubenville Youth Conference (June27-29) 2025
REGISTRATION OPEN After a very successful trip to Steubenville in June 2024, St. Michael’s Parish in Belleville is organizing another trip this year for teenagers to attend their youth conference, and opening this opportunity for youth across the archdiocese. Patrick Bailey is the coordinator. For more information, please contact him at 613-921-5236 or by email bailz77@yahoo.com
Steubenville Youth Conference (June27-29) 2025
REGISTRATION OPEN After a very successful trip to Steubenville in June 2024, St. Michael’s Parish in Belleville is organizing another trip this year for teenagers to attend their youth conference, and opening this opportunity for youth across the archdiocese. Patrick Bailey is the coordinator. For more information, please contact him at 613-921-5236 or by email bailz77@yahoo.com
Carol Sing at St. John the Apostle
Melos Choir will be performing Advent & Christmas music from England to Armenia, 6th to 19th centuries,
interspersed with Carol singing with the audience.
Tickets are $20 or free-will offering as able; at the door or online at: www.melos-earlymusic.org
Solemn Vespers and Benediction (Feast of Christ the King)
To mark the end of the liturgical year and in readiness for the beginning of the Advent season, there will be a celebration of Solemn Vespers in song and Benediction. This is a special opportunity to pray and sing the psalms as a community of faith and be blessed for the holy season of Advent. We welcome the Trinitas Singers under the director of Jeffery Moellman to lead Solemn Vespers in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament, concluding with Benediction. Join us on November 24, 2024 at 4:30pm at St Joseph’s Catholic Church. May the Lord bless you and your family as you join us.
School Year Mass for Homeschoolers
Join the Magee Family at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church for the Homeschool Families Mass. Fr. Michel Quenneville will celebrate the Mass, offering a special blessing to families who are homeschooling within the Archdiocese of Kingston.
The Trinitas Youth SIngers will also be joining us and leading the music for Mass! We are excited! So come, pray, celebrate, and meet other homeschooling families who are on a similar journey!
A small reception will follow in the Parish Hall. Feel free to bring a side or dessert to share! Feel free to share this invitation with other Catholic homeschooling families that you may know.
Blessed Sacrament Parish CWL Snowflake Bazaar
Come enjoy an assortment of goods at our bazaar: Bake table, Christmas Shoppe, children’s activities, Soup ‘n Sweets luncheon, and tables for FundScrip. Additional information, please call Shirley at 613-389-9810. Please join us for this annual event!
The Art of Living and Dying
In light of the legalization of medically assisted suicide and euthanasia (MAID) throughout the world, disciples of Jesus need to cultivate the virtues and attitudes that will allow them to embrace fully the life and death God has given. In the past, the Catholic tradition emphasized preparing for a good death in order to see the face of God. We need to rediscover that way of life. In this four part series, Father John Hibbard will share some spiritual and biblical reflections on living, illness, pain and dying in light of Jesus’s own experience of suffering and death. Saint Paul the Apostle Church, 1111 Taylor-Kidd Blvd, Kingston, ON. In the Parish Hall. Thursday evenings on Sept 19, 27, Oct 17 and 24 at 6:30 pm or Friday mornings, Sept 20, 28, Oct 18 and 25 at 10:45 am.
The Art of Living and Dying
In light of the legalization of medically assisted suicide and euthanasia (MAID) throughout the world, disciples of Jesus need to cultivate the virtues and attitudes that will allow them to embrace fully the life and death God has given. In the past, the Catholic tradition emphasized preparing for a good death in order to see the face of God. We need to rediscover that way of life. In this four part series, Father John Hibbard will share some spiritual and biblical reflections on living, illness, pain and dying in light of Jesus’s own experience of suffering and death. Saint Paul the Apostle Church, 1111 Taylor-Kidd Blvd, Kingston, ON. In the Parish Hall. Thursday evenings on Sept 19, 27, Oct 17 and 24 at 6:30 pm or Friday mornings, Sept 20, 28, Oct 18 and 25 at 10:45 am.
The Art of Living and Dying
In light of the legalization of medically assisted suicide and euthanasia (MAID) throughout the world, disciples of Jesus need to cultivate the virtues and attitudes that will allow them to embrace fully the life and death God has given. In the past, the Catholic tradition emphasized preparing for a good death in order to see the face of God. We need to rediscover that way of life. In this four part series, Father John Hibbard will share some spiritual and biblical reflections on living, illness, pain and dying in light of Jesus’s own experience of suffering and death. Saint Paul the Apostle Church, 1111 Taylor-Kidd Blvd, Kingston, ON. In the Parish Hall. Thursday evenings on Sept 19, 27, Oct 17 and 24 at 6:30 pm or Friday mornings, Sept 20, 28, Oct 18 and 25 at 10:45 am.
The Art of Living and Dying
In light of the legalization of medically assisted suicide and euthanasia (MAID) throughout the world, disciples of Jesus need to cultivate the virtues and attitudes that will allow them to embrace fully the life and death God has given. In the past, the Catholic tradition emphasized preparing for a good death in order to see the face of God. We need to rediscover that way of life. In this four part series, Father John Hibbard will share some spiritual and biblical reflections on living, illness, pain and dying in light of Jesus’s own experience of suffering and death. Saint Paul the Apostle Church, 1111 Taylor-Kidd Blvd, Kingston, ON. In the Parish Hall. Thursday evenings on Sept 19, 27, Oct 17 and 24 at 6:30 pm or Friday mornings, Sept 20, 28, Oct 18 and 25 at 10:45 am.