Churches
- See also List of Roman Catholic churches in Toronto
For a full list of churches in the Diocese, check the Parishes page.
Toronto
- Chinese Martyrs Catholic Church
- Our Lady of Lourdes, Toronto
- Saint Fidelis Catholic Church
- St. Michael's Cathedral, Toronto
- St. Agnes, Toronto
- St. Clare's Church, Toronto
- St. Francis of Assisi, Toronto
- St. Helen's, Brockton
- St. Mary's Church (Toronto)
- St. Paul's Basilica
- St. Patrick's Church, Toronto
- St. Peter's Church, Toronto
- Holy Martyrs of Japan, Bradford
- Holy Family, Bolton
- Holy Family, Parkdale
- Holy Rosary, Toronto (Forest Hill)
- St. Elizabeth Seton (Newmarket)
- St. Vincent de Paul, Roncesvalles
- St. Pius X, Bloor West
- St. Leo's, Mimico
- St. Mark, Humber Bay
- St. Teresa, New Toronto
- Christ the King, Long Branch
- St. Ambrose, Alderwood
- Holy Angels, Queensway
- Our Lady of Sorrows, Kingsway
- Our Lady of Peace, Six Points
- St. Clement, Markland Wood
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