Family Barbecue in Toronto! May 19th, 2018.


Daughters of St. Paul Family Day BBQ

Saturday, May 19, 2018 - 12:00pm -6:00pm
In Honour of Mother Mary. Help the Nuns raise funds.
There will be Hotdogs, Sausages, and Hamburgers. Sr. Catherine's baked beans, and ice cream truck!
Games for kids, face painting
3pm Rosary and May crowning
Drop in anytime! contact: 416-781-9131

Location

Pauline Books & Media
3022 Dufferin St (backyard)
Toronto, ON43° 42' 44.262" N, 79° 27' 17.2332" W
See map: Google Maps
This community event is not affiliated with Faith Connections, but we believe it to be of specific interest to young adults aged 18-39 and with a faith-based or social justice theme. However, we can be mistaken — if you're not sure this event will meet your expectations, please check with the event organizers.

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