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A Seed Has to DieHow St. Jean de Brébeuf became a living sacrifice of love. “Therefore, my beloved Jesus, from this day on, with the feeling of joy I am now experiencing, I offer you my body, my blood, and my life...” -St. Jean de Brébeuf (Jean de Brébeuf, Latourelle, Rene, SJ, Editions Fides, 1999, pg 176.) Ad majorem Dei gloriam. An Ongoing...Read More -
June 30 2018 - My Experience at Martyrs’ ShrineIf I had to describe my experience of working and living at Martyrs’ Shrine in one word it would be blessed. I am a seminarian from St. Augustine’s Seminary in Toronto and have just completed my first of seven years of priestly formation. I am truly blessed to be here at the shrine for...Read More
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June 16 2018For all of us with children and teenagers in our lives—whether our own, our grandchildren, our nieces, nephews, Godchildren, or students—this time of year when the days continue to grow longer cannot help but focus our attention on the imminent arrival of summer vacation. But even as we look ahead to the next season...Read More
2018 Tiawenk Fundraising Dinner and Auction
Saturday, September 15th 2018 at Quality Inn, Midland
Martyrs’ Shrine is holding a special fundraising dinner and auction on 15 September, 2018, with a hope-filled goal to raise $50,000.00, in support of the renovation of the old Caretaker’s Cottage. With the establishment of a permanent Jesuit Community on the grounds, the opening of our new Magis Guest House for the recreation of priests and religious from around the world, and our new winter programming, having a Caretaker who lives on-site has once again become essential. For over seventy-five years, the cottage housed loyal staff at the service of our mission but, left un-used of late, there is much to be done to make it a healthy, functional, and comfortable building. As the Jesuit Community continues to expand its pastoral, educational, and intellectual support in Simcoe County, we need a staff member, on-site, and available, to assist us.