3 Best Churches in Brampton

“St. Eugene De Mazenod Parish was built to serve countrymen and women who settled in the community. Their goal is to provide all community members with various opportunities to participate and experience their Catholic faith fully. They are committed to the Gospel values of Peace, Justice, and Reconciliation. The church's mission is to build and nurture the Christian community through consistent prayer and sacramental life, faith formation, hospitality, outreach, stewardship, and evangelization in unity with the Holy Father. They celebrate their unity and diversity, recognizing that their gifts are realized and shared within the Holy Trinity. The first-ever celebration of midnight Mass was held in Brampton. The church has undergone many renovations and expansions over the years. St. Eugene de Mazenod Parish believes life is a faith-filled journey with love, hope, growth and service.”

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“St. Mary’s Church was established to serve the growing population of the Catholic community in the villages of Cataract and Brampton. The church was dedicated and blessed by Cardinal James McGuigan in 1964. A cornerstone was laid, and the church continued to serve with a seating capacity 250. The church features a little building finished with bricks and natural wood. By 1910, the church was opened and blessed. After years, by 1964, a larger and newer church was built to adapt to the rapidly growing catholic community of over 1000 families. Later, the church acquired land and built the first Catholic school in Brampton. The church's fundraising campaigns led to the building of a new church in 1963. St. Mary’s Church is supported by a dedicated laity who contribute significantly to their spiritual community.”

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“St. Marguerite d’Youville Parish has flourished since its humble beginnings on the First Sunday of Advent in November 1992 with just 80 households. These families were originally part of St. Anthony’s Parish, but with expansion and development in the Springdale area, it became necessary to build a new church. They provide an environment where you can grow and develop on your faith journey. They have over 4,500 registered families, and the parish serves six elementary schools. St. Marguerite d’Youville Parish visitors and people who have visited the church recommend others attend masses and experience one of the architectural marvels built over a decade ago. There are over 30 distinct ministries at St. Marguerite d’Youville. They invite you to join their vibrant community of welcome and service, reaching out through prayer and active participation within their parish, schools, community, and beyond.”

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