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Welcome to St. Monica's
We hope you will help us fulfill our mission to joyfully bring Christ to the world and intentionally bring the world to Christ!
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Archbishop Leo
Cardinal Leo Updates
The most recent updates from our Cardinal and Archbishop, Frank Leo!
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Did You Know?
Read interesting facts about our parish!
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Latest News
Cardinal Leo’s Message for the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Message on the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus1 June 2026His Eminence Frank Cardinal LeoMetropolitan Archbishop of...
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A Day with Mary
Encountering Our Spiritual Mother at “A Day with Mary”
Beneath clear skies and with the sun shining brightly over a crowd of close to 2,400 people...
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44 Broadway Avenue
Toronto, ON
M4P 1T4

 Office/Mailing Address
44 Broadway Avenue
Toronto, ON
M4P 1T4

t:  416.483.1513
e:  stmonicasto@archtoronto.org

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Clergy
Rev. Rodel Baal
Pastor

Parish Staff
King Solomon
Parish Secretary

Drawing of the 1907 church building
The Original Church
St. Monica's Parish occupies a unique place in the history of the City of Toronto and in the life of the Church.  It was established in 1906 through the generosity of Mr. Eugene O'Keefe.  The name "Saint Monica" was given in honour of Eugene O'Keefe's wife, Helen, who had a great devotion and admiration for St. Monica.  It was to be built in Eglinton, Ontario, in the "far northern suburbs" of Toronto, and was to serve the needs of all Catholics living north of St. Clair Avenue.
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The Church Rebuilt in 1959
The present Church was erected in 1959 and is a modified cruciform design.  The interior of the Church has undergone several renovations since then.
Drawing of the 1959 proposed church building


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Thank you for giving your time, talent, and treasure. We are truly grateful for your support!
Time
We appreciate your time serving in our Ministries.
Talent
Our Ministries are blessed with volunteers who share their talents.
Treasure
Your donations are most appreciated!

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