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Brian Shea 1962-65 The Second Vatican Council or Vatican II is held. The Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) is at the very 1966 Senate of Priests is established. heart of our faith, and it is at the centre and summit of our worship. In this great Wednesday, June 21 1969 January: Archdiocesan Pastoral Council is established. Sacrament, which we can receive frequently, Jesus Christ unites us with himself. 1970 April:Toronto School of Theology is incorporated. We can offer no greater praise and thanks to God than to join with His divine Son 9:30 AM Mary Satterfield 1971 Cardinal McGuigan resigns. 1973 Catholic population is 750,000, served by 203 parishes and missions. in the action of thanksgiving which is the Mass. We can offer no greater prayer of Thursday, June 22 1974 April 8: Cardinal McGuigan dies and is buried at St. Augustine's Seminary. praise and thanks to the Father, than to join with Jesus in his Body and Blood in May-June: The first 26 Permanent Deacons of the Archdiocese of Toronto are ordained in Communion, asking God to accept us with Him in a total offering of ourselves. 8:30 AM † Stan Stefaniak five separate ceremonies by Archbishop Pocock. 1976 ShareLife is established when Archbishop Pocock withdraws the Council of Catholic Faith and the love of God lead us to the Eucharist, and the Holy Spirit leads Question of the Week Friday, June 23 Charities from the United Way. us back out into the world, united with Christ, to be 1978 By 1978 the Catholic population is 900,000 and 45 new parishes had been built for a total Let us to reflect on God's Word and pre- 8:30 AM † John & Mary O'Toole Christ-bearers. This great Sacrament of God’s love is no of 210 parishes and missions. pare our minds and hearts, deepen our April 29: Archbishop Pocock resigns. mere symbol, it is our actual share in the life of the Risen spiritual lives, and explore further how we Saturday, June 24 June 5: Bishop Gerald Emmett Carter is installed as Archbishop of Toronto. Under his Saviour. Under the appearances of bread and wine, Jesus are called to action through the Word. administration, the following Auxiliary Bishops are appointed: Robert Clune (1979-1997); is fully present, Body and Blood, soul and divinity. 5:00 PM † Florence O'Sullivan M. Pearse Lacey (1979-1993); Le onard Wall (1979-1992). Solemnity of the Body 1979 May 26: Archbishop Carter is elevated to the Sacred College of Cardinals. This is why we show such reverence as we approach Sunday, June 25 1981 Cardinal Carter begins the annual Cardinal's Dinner. Communion; why we receive his Body and Blood with and Blood of Christ 1982 Covenant House is established in downtown Toronto. 9:00 AM For the people prayerful attention, and careful respect. Our reverence June 18, 2017 1984 Catholic population is 1,214,000, served by 214 parishes, missions and chapels. September 6: Archbishop Pocock dies and is buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Thornhill. in receiving Christ’s Body and Blood expresses our love Gospel: John 6:51-58 11:00 AM † Guillermo Udasco for Him, who gave His life to set us free; it expresses our September 14-15: Pope John Paul II visits various parts of the archdiocese as part of a REFLECTION & ACTION pastoral visit to Canada. desire to be united with Him in eternity. 1986 May 22: Bishop Ambrozic is appointed Coadjutor Archbishop.
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