St. Silouan the Athonite Mission Parish

"Prayer, people think, is about words, but prayer is entering the silence of one word unceasingly spoken in our hearts - love."
Fr Roberto Ubertino

Welcome

WELCOME to St. Silouan the Athonite, a mission parish of the Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople. Established in 2002 by our God-loving Metropolitan, Nicholas of Amissos, we are "one body and one spirit in Christ" with St. John the Compassionate Mission.

St. Silouan is a geographical mission parish. While members come from as far as Kitchener and France, many live in South Riverdale. With St. John’s Mission we believe it is very important to pray for and be involved in our neighbourhood.

We are open from Wednesday to Sunday for worship. Through out the week people can come for confession, religious classes, use our library or have a cup of coffee.

Our community, reflecting the contemporary reality of Canada is made up of people from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds. Some of us can barely read and write and others have PhDs. A privileged place is given to the socially excluded and handicapped. We worship, serve and love mostly in ENGLISH (more the street version than Elizabethan) and some of us would like to learn the Ojibwa!

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Calendar
February/March 2010

Lent 2010 Information

St Silouan Youth
Movie Night

Fri Feb. 12th 6:30pm

The parish rasied $1,000 dollars to directly go to help people suffering in  Haiti. Money was raised over two Sundays, was personally delivered to  Joanne of The Friends of the Poor  in Toronto and hand delivered to the community in Haiti  the following Wednesday.

St Maria of Paris Retreat
March 5-7

Listen to Fr Peter Paproski from our diocese speaking about Toronto and the Lived Theology School. (click on Listen)

see also Bridges

see also Choir

Now fillable forms.
St Silouan Membership Form 2010
St Silouan How to Help Form 2010


His Eminence, Metropolitan Nicholas, Presiding Hierarch of the Carpatho-Russian
Orthodox Diocese

 

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