Members of the Montreal office choir, Choeur de Lys, will present a bilingual concert at 2:00 PM on Sunday, July 8th, 2018 at The Church of the Holy Trinity (west of the Eaton Centre).
Admission: Pay-what-you-can
Choeur de Lys Office Choir Concert: 2:00 PM July 8th
Summer Job: Historical Researcher & Animator
Applications for this position are now closed. Thank you!
The Church of the Holy Trinity, located in downtown Toronto, seeks a university student for an eight week summer placement.
The Historical Researcher & Animator will illumine Holy Trinity’s historical record of engagement with marginalized communities and explore issues of concern at various historical periods and currently.
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“May we be courageous today. May we learn today. May we love today.”
June 10, 2018 – Church of Holy Trinity, Trinity Square
Our sisters and brothers at the Corrymeela Community, Northern Ireland’s longest-serving centre for peace and reconciliation, begin their day with these words:
“We resolve to live life in its fullness:
We will welcome the people who’ll be part of this day.
We will greet God in ordinary and hidden moments.”
What a remarkable story from the Book of Samuel. The elders of Israel complain to Samuel about the judges who were the government of the day. Israel was a group of scattered tribes under attack by the Philistines. The elders wanted a strong man for protection.
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Parish Picnic and Service- June 17th
On Sunday, June 17th, the parishes of Holy Trinity, San Esteban, and St. Paul’s Runnymede gather together to host an outdoor service and picnic. THERE WILL BO NO SERVICES AT THE CHURCH JUNE 17TH.
Join us at Area 26 in High Park (directions below)
(If you get lost, call Fr. Maurice at 647 938 1684)
Sermon: Mother’s Day 2018
Mother’s Day 2018
by Joanna Manning
Mother’s Day 2018 finds me in a militant state of mind. And if we go back to the origins of the celebration, that’s actually very appropriate frame of mind to be in.
As you may know, Mother’s Day began not as a celebration of a woman’s personal devotion to her family but as a holiday that commemorated and fostered women’s civic and international activism.