“Mass media: a friendly companion for those in search of the Father”. Pope St. Johnn Paul II We know how important the Mass Media in our world is today.  We began to broadcast the daily Mass from the Parish only with the Priest’s Smart phone. Then a group of Parishioners…

From 15h00 to 15h30, Tuesday to Friday of every week, a group of parishioners gather on ZOOM to venerate in silence the Blessed Sacrament and pray the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy. If you would like to pray along with them, please contact the office for the ZOOM meeting details.…

We are a team of dedicated volunteers who reach out to our parishioners in their home or in residences, who are unable to come to church for various reasons. We share the Holy Eucharist, parish life, prayers, parish bulletin and send cards at special occasions during the year.   Parishioners…

In 2008, Father Victor Dionne (ofm) approached members of the parish about his interest to start a council of the Knights of Columbus. To start, it would require 40 men to agree to be members.  As members signed up, they became part of the Montreal council 284. Once the magic…

Short History The Secular Franciscan Order, formally called the Third Order of St. Francis, is a community of men and women in the world, from all walks of life, who seek to pattern their lives after St. Francis of Assisi, and through him, after Christ Jesus. We are brothers and sisters in…

The Catholic Women’s League The Catholic Women’s League (CWL) is a national organization rooted in Gospel values calling its members to holiness through service to the people of God. The CWL is composed of Parish, Diocesan, and Provincial Councils. Why Belong?  What are you looking for?  Looking for Faith, Fun,…

Music ministry has been part of the Mass celebrations at OLPH since the founding years of the Parish.  There has been an enduring tradition of choirs including the memorable Sunday choir under the wonderful 40 year direction of the late Mary McNamee.  In the early 70’s a youth choir was…

The management of the corporal affairs of the Parish are the responsibility of the parishioners who elect 6 peers, known as church wardens, to a committee known as the Board of Wardens. A church warden is elected to a 3year mandate and may continue for a second mandate with a…