Our Pastor and Staff

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Fr. Frank was raised on the farm his father was born on, in the Town of Caledon on the Gore Road. After high school, he trained as a development service worker and worked with people with special needs. His distracted youth found him backpacking in Europe for an extended period of time and working for a period as a lay missionary in Kingston, Jamaica. 

Fr. Frank attended St. Thomas University in Fredericton and completed his undergraduate degree while working full time. He attended St. Augustine’s Seminary from 1980 to 1984 and was ordained in November of 1984. On September 2026, Pope Leo XIV has appointed Reverend Frank McDevitt a "Chaplain of His Holiness", bestowing upon him the title of Monsignor.

He has served in several parishes in the diocese and assists the Cardinal as his delegate for misconduct.

He collects Canadian art and maintains a keen interest in the history of the church in Canada. Of particular interest is how the identity of the Catholic people has evolved over the years.

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Catherine (or Kathy, as she is fondly called by immediate family and friends), moved to Toronto in 2022. Catherine started serving at her hometown church when she was 5 years old as a member the children’s choir together with her siblings. She also joined the OLPH choir prior to moving out of the city. Catherine started working at OLPH in January 2025, handling administrative tasks. Before joining OLPH, Catherine worked in the hotel industry for 12 years. 

Born and raised in Poland, Edward came to Canada in 1989 to visit his sister and decided to stay. He got married in 1994. Edward has over 20 years of experience working as a maintenance/handyman person. He started working at OLPH in March 2013, taking over from his brother Roman who had looked after OLPH for some 22 years.

Sunardi Putra is a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Toronto, currently completing his parish internship at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish as part of his priestly formation at St. Augustine's Seminary.

Born and raised in Indonesia, Sunardi moved to Singapore at the age of 14 to pursue his education before coming to Canada at 17. He later studied Manufacturing Engineering. During his university years, he rediscovered his Catholic faith, which gradually led him to discern a vocation to the priesthood.

Before entering the seminary, Sunardi spend three years serving as a missionary in the Archdiocese of Toronto, an experience that deepened his love for the Church and his desire to serve others. More recently, he spent a summer serving alongside the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal in the Bronx, New York. 

During his time at OLPH, Sunardi is involved in various aspects of parish life, including sacramental preparation, catechesis, liturgical ministry, and pastoral outreach. He looks forward to learning from the parish community, building meaningful relationships with parishioners, and growing in his vocation to the priesthood. 

He is grateful for the warm welcome he has received and looks forward to meeting more members of the OLPH community throughout the year.