In June 1966, a one-of-a-kind initiative took root on the grounds of Saint Joseph’s Oratory: the Jean XXIII Home.
The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ: God Simply Present in Our Lives
Jesus left us the memorial of his Body and Blood during a meal. He offered himself under the signs of bread and wine, as flesh to be eaten and blood to be drunk.
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Distinction for Saint Joseph’s Oratory
A distinction that honours our mission and heritage. The Oratory’s Welcome Pavilion, designed by Lemay, is among the winners of the 2026 Awards of Excellence in Architecture presented by...
Yes, agreed!
We will never finish pondering the life of this very young girl. In the time of King Herod, she drew attention and was found worthy in the Lord’s sight....
Heartfelt thanks to Our Volunteers
National Volunteer Week, taking place from April 19 to 25, 2026, is an opportunity to highlight the essential contribution of volunteers to the mission of Saint Joseph’s Oratory of...
The Oratory, A Natural Beauty
Spring is finally upon us. Already, horticulturists, gardeners, and members of the outdoor maintenance teams are hard at work preparing flower beds that will honor Saint Joseph and highlight...
Saint Joseph and God’s Unexpectedness
To begin this novena to Saint Joseph, we invite you to read the blog by Father Jean-Baptiste Vérité. Saint Joseph and God's unexpectedness is the theme of this year's...
A Night for Saint Joseph
Did you know that there were once Masses celebrated in the middle of the night on the eve of the feast of Saint Joseph ? For the occasion, the...
A Lying-in-State for Brother André
Brother André died 79 years ago, on the morning of January 6, 1937. His death deeply marked history, notably because of the spectacular influx of people who came to...
Christmas is hope that springs forth
Christmas is hope that springs forth In his 2015 Christmas message, Pope Francis reminded us that: “Where God is born, hope is born; and where hope is born,...