St. Patrick's Catholic Church — Attraction in Toronto

My visit to St. Patrick's Catholic Church was a truly remarkable experience, with the highlight being the exceptional choir and the melodious singing priests.

Upon entering the church, I was immediately struck by its serene and reverent atmosphere. The architecture was awe-inspiring, and the overall ambiance was conducive to contemplation and spiritual reflection.

The moment the choir began to sing, it was evident that I was in for something special. Their harmonious voices filled the church with a sense of divinity and transported everyone present into a realm of profound spirituality. The choir's performance was not just music; it was a heartfelt offering that enhanced the entire worship experience.

The singing priests were another delightful surprise. Their voices resonated with a deep sense of devotion and sincerity, adding a unique and personal touch to the service. Their ability to convey the spiritual message through their singing was truly captivating.

Beyond the music, the service itself was conducted with grace and reverence. The congregation felt like a welcoming community, and the sense of unity was palpable.

St. Patrick's Catholic Church is undoubtedly a place where one can experience the profound beauty of faith and worship. It's a testament to the power of music in enhancing the spiritual journey, and I left the church feeling uplifted and inspired by the choir and...

Cruel priests. They had the wrong schedual for Holy Week on their website. I came to pray sister faustina’s 9 day novena which Catholics begin on Good Friday. I got there at 10am which is when I was told the church would open on Saturday. Waited until 11am (as their schedual said) for church to open. I bumped into a volunteer who felt bad for me and kindly went in to ask the priests if I could please complete my commitment within…considering it was their website error and I had already waited for so long and there were others being let in…(todays intentions is for all priests😁…i was told ‘no’….on Holy Week! Why? Because they were decorating the church!! What does it matter if a church is being decorated when a soul is praying? I’ve been let into churches in the past all across canada and Europe when there are priests within. I feel Jesus would be ashamed of these priests today✨ Very disappointing. The volunteer that tried to help me was lovely though…Thankyou to him for being so gentle when he saw me starting to tear up in sadness….may god bless him for his empathy towards my hurt and sadness amen. Whenever there are priests within…a soul should ALWAYS be permitted to pray for a short while. Jesus doesn’t care about decorations….that’s for us. Hope my future experiences will be better…although my trust in this church has been marred a bit by their rejection because...

While on holidays with my husband, we visited your beautiful church one Saturday evening. The music drew us inside the church. We were just sight seeing not intending to go to church. Mass was in progress. We heard this angelic singing-like nuns, and beautiful organ music. We had not stepped into a church for many years. This music brought back my childhood memories. We decided to come to St. Patrick's Church for the next three Saturdays we were in Toronto.The mass was celebrated with reverence and the sermons gave us food for thought. What a blessing! We leave Toronto today and will be looking out for a Catholic church like St. Patrick's, when we get back to England. (We have been lapsed Catholics. I believe God is giving us a second chance) On behalf of my husband Fred, Thank you St. Patrick! ...