Congratulations to our St. Augustine’s Seminary Graduates

Download our Litany of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Prayer Card.

How does a deacon make that daily discernment? In his presentation, Deacon Peter Lovrick, Associate Professor of Homiletics, Director of the Diaconate Formation Program, discusses insights and methods from the Church Fathers, Saints, and spiritual writers in the Catholic Christian tradition for interior discernment.

Fr. Robert Bedard - Class of 1955 - largest ordination class in the history of St. Augustine’s Seminary. He was the founder of the Companions of the Cross, a society of apostolic life in the Catholic Church, and died on October 6. He was 82.

Maggie Johnston is one of the most familiar faces at St. Augustine’s Seminary – at least to those who have passed through its doors over the last three and a half decades.

When Julia Manini decided to pursue a Master in Religious Education after obtaining a BA in Education, she enrolled at St. Augustine’s Seminary along with her father and brother-in-law. Read more.

Please save the date for our 2021-22 Lay Spiritual Formation Program workshops and retreats.

St. Augustine Seminary’s Rector Fr. Edwin Gonsalves is dedicating the upcoming academic and formation year to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Mass to consecrate St. Augustine's Seminary's new altar.

When Msgr. John Borean was approached by the Seminary about helping design the new sanctuary, he jumped at the idea.

St. Augustine’s Seminary has been offering a series of annual preaching conferences, seminars, and workshops since 2014 all dedicated to answering a question from His Eminence Thomas Cardinal Collins: how do we improve the state of Catholic preaching?

We invite you to join our online Novena Retreat honouring the Sacred Heart of Jesus starting June 3 and ending June 11, 2021.

The film is currently available free to watch at josephinelombardi.com

Our online retreat is made up of a series of 30-minute video presentations available on our YouTube Channel on demand.

Toronto Star article on why Catholic priests bless cars, featuring Fr. Seamus Hogan. Blessings are part of the Catholic faith and culture, which includes blessings in three main categories: people, places, and things (both religious and secular).

St. Augustine's Seminary has stood tall in Toronto, surrounded by acres and acres of land for over a century. Not only has this seminary been the training ground for generations of Toronto priests, but its building and property have also played a significant role in the city's history.

The Seminarians would like to thank the Catholic community for their prayers and support of the Songs from St. Augustine’s Seminary Concert!

In her ministry work Erin Kinsella is often called to answer many of the hot-button questions that face the Church and society.

First-year-Theology seminarian Peter Bissonnette says it is faith and prayer that helps him through.