Welcome to Mary Mother of God Parish. On behalf of the more than 4,000 families and households that make up our parish community here in North Oakville, I give thanks to God for bringing you to our church. Whether you are interested in joining, visiting our parish, new to Oakville or new to Canada, you have found a joyous, loving Catholic faith community that welcomes you!
My Dear Friends in Christ,
As we journey together as Pilgrims into the ‘Jubilee Year of Hope,’ may the Light of Christ fill our hearts and homes with joy and hope. Let the Baby Jesus - the Prince of Hope - liberate us from chains of anger, hatred, war, and violence, to share the Good News of God’s Love, Peace, and Hope. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a blessed New year of Hope 2025.
With Warm Regards,
Father Jerry Punnassery,
Pastor, Mary Mother of God Parish, Oakville
Are you ready to dive deeper into the heart of the Gospel? Starting this September 2024, our parish Bible Study invites you to embark on a transformative journey through "Matthew: The King and His Kingdom." No previous study experience is needed—just a curious spirit and an open heart. Join us to explore the life and teachings of Jesus in a welcoming and engaging community where everyone is on a journey of developing their faith. The study is free, with only a personal work study guide required. Come and see what it's all about—your next step in faith awaits!
Click to learn more >>Mary Mother of God is pleased to announce our new online giving service: Pllenty.
Make weekly offertory gifts, one time donations, buy a shrine candle or support the Society of St. Vincent DePaul. A one time simple set up is all you need. Click here to get started.
For the past three years, the world has been shaken by the Covid-19 virus, and our lives have been changed as we sought to observe the many protocols which were established for our health and safety. These included frequent periods when we were unable to come together to celebrate our faith and be nourished by the Sacraments. On several occasions our churches were closed, and we were unable to celebrate the Sunday Eucharist, which is so fundamental to our Catholic way of life.