The Society of St. Pius X has, for the last number of months, been able to use the Cathedral of the Transfiguration in Markham, northwest of Toronto, for Mass. The Byzantine-Slovaks abandoned the building years ago over a dispute with the builder and landowner. Free is not good enough for some.
As the usual chapel is small and booked, I have been asked to advise that there will be room at Markham.
There will be carols at 11:30 and Sung Mass at Midnight.
Notwithstanding Rome, there are others at Midnight and Christmas Day, however, given government diktats, promotion of them is not possible due to the need to "book" a seat.
May Our Lord free us from this tyranny. Come, Lord Jesus. Come.
Schedule of Mass and Announcements for Toronto Area - District of Canada (sspx.ca)
Mass at the Cathedral of the Transfiguration in Markham
Address: 10350 Victoria Square Blvd, Markham, ON L6C 1H9
How to get there?
From downtown TOR, take DVP, then stay on 404. Exit Major Mackenzie Dr E, left on Woodbine Ave, right on Victoria Square Blvd. The cathedral will be on your left: you cannot miss it!
From 401 E or W or from 407, take 404 North...
Parking on the side of the road which leads to the church.
The Cathedral has public-accessible washrooms.
2 comments:
Apologies if my comment is somewhat off topic. For it to be a cathedral it must be the seat of a bishop yes? Which bishop has his seat there?
I think it *was* an Byzantine-Slovak Bishop. So the building was born a cathedra. Once a Cathedral?
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