Noble Joseph House

"Orthodox Christian compassionate engagement with the world, however, is never reduced to a mere form of social activism. It is always a liturgy after the Liturgy: as we offer ourselves and the world to Christ and the Trinity in prayer and worship during the Liturgy, we offer ourselves and the world to Christ and the Trinity through our compassionate engagement with the world after the Liturgy. Our engagement with the world undertaken for the sake of the world is thus offered

Noble Joseph House now offers a Free Tax Clinic for eligible individuals and families. Year round free assistance in filing current and prior years personal income tax returns. Open Saturdays between 11am to 5pm by appointment. For more information visit https://www.noblejosephhouse.ca/services/tax-clinic To book an appointment please email taxclinic@noblejosephhouse.ca

"Anyone who has two shirts should share with the one who has none, and anyone who has food should do the same." ​ Luke 3:11 Your support will help Noble Joseph House grow love, compassion, and community guided by the quiet care of St. Joseph of Arimathea. ​Together, let us fulfil this Lenten season with time of giving and sharing. Please visit the D onate Page for details on how to donate by cheque or e-transfer.

“There was no room for them in the inn.” (Luke 2:7) As we draw near to the Feast of the Nativity, Noble Joseph House once again opened its doors in the simple and holy work of making room—room for the stranger, room for fellowship, and room for Christ Himself. Through Noble Joseph House, we were grateful to share a Christmas meal that reflected the heart of the Gospel: welcoming, hospitality, and love offered freely. On this evening, 120 meals were served, and the parish hall

Join us on Monday, December 22, 2025 at Noble Joseph house for our annual Christmas celebration. This year we also welcome FrDn Cristian and the carolers from St George Romanian OCA and volunteers from St George Greek Orthodox Church Young Adults Ministry. Come enjoy and celebrate the joy of the Nativity Season at Toronto's Orthodox House of Hospitality. Drop-In: Mon 5pm - 8pm Homework Club : Mon 5pm - 7pm Community Hub & Meal : Mon 6pm - 8pm Medical Clinic: Mon 6pm - 8pm Cl

"The human being is constituted by hospitality to other persons, and by hospitality to theophany; that is, by communion. I mean, we aren’t human until we open our hearts to other humans and to God. The two great commandments, to love God and to love others, could be expressed in another way: show perfect hospitality to God and to others. Or, in still another way, as: be yourself; be truly human, since being human is something that arises only in relationship with God and with