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Canadian Catholic Bishops Give Input into Palliative Care Strategy for Canada

The practice of palliative care does not include interventions which intentionally cause the death of the patient. This has been central to the philosophy of palliative care and is a fundamental distinction that must be maintained” - CCCB reiterates earlier interfaith statement in latest national consultation on palliative care coordinated by Health Canada.

UPDATE: "Letter to the Faithful" - Our bishop's response to recent news of sexual abuse by clergy in USA

"I urge you to join me in prayer for the victims of sexual abuse, and to recommit ourselves to the protection of all vulnerable people in every situation....." - Bishop Mark Hagemoen

Response to sexual abuse and misconduct - our Covenant of Care

Our diocese has procedures in place for reporting and dealing with sexual abuse or misconduct affecting people of all ages.

Grow Hope

Grow Hope – The Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon is one of the partners launching an exciting new ecumenical project here in Saskatchewan, the first of its kind in Canada.

Meeting and Settling into the Diocese of Saskatoon

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Email Scam Alert from the Diocese of Saskatoon

Unfortunately, we live in an age when personal data can be misused by scam artists. Several pers

PDF: Message of Pope Francis for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation

PDF: Sexual abuse: Statement by the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops on the findings of the Pennsylvania Investigating Grand Jury

Prayer for Healing for Victims of Abuse - US Conference of Catholic Bishops

Bishop Mark Hagemoen responds to Supreme Court decision regarding Christian Law School: A call to respect and uphold protections of conscience and religious freedom in Canada

Bishop Mark Hagemoen has written a letter to the faithful of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskat

PDF: Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops - Statement on the Legalization of Cannabis/Marijuana for Recreational Use

Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops - Statement on the Legalization of Cannabis/Marijuana for

PDF: Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada - Déclaration sur la légalisation du cannabis (marijuana) à des fins récréatives

Conférence des évêques catholiques du Canada - Déclaration sur la légalisation du cannabis (marij

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Office Hours

9 a.m. to noon,
1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays
on the second floor
of the
Cathedral of the Holy Family,
123 Nelson Road, Saskatoon.
For more information call
306-242-1500.

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Education of the Laity Fund

With the aim of continuing to invest in the education of lay Catholics, the Diocese of Saskatoon has an Education of Laity Fund.

Covenant of Care

The Covenant of Care is a code of conduct designed to create safe and respectful church communities and healthy ministerial relationships, and to protect people from abuse and the harm that results.

Hospital Chaplaincy

For Catholic spiritual care at Royal University Hospital and Saskatoon City Hospital, call Jacqueline Saretsky at 306-292-5531 or at 306-659-5839. For St. Paul's Hospital ask at the nursing desk, or call 655-5000 and ask them to page Spiritual Care. These Catholic chaplaincy services continue to be provided, thanks to donations.

Eucharistic Adoration Schedule for Humboldt and Saskatoon

Join any of the parishes for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.

Spiritual Direction

Do you:

You find yourself wanting a deeper relationship with God;
Your search for God is at a crossroad;
You want to explore new ways to pray or if prayer has become difficult;
You feel the need for someone to help in discerning the call of God for you;
You desire a companion on the spiritual journey.

Retrouvaille

Is your marriage or that of a relative or friend heading for divorce?

Do you know how to save that marriage?

Scripture Resources

God has chosen many ways to make Himself known to us. The Bible is God speaking in our lives in a special way. The Word of God is life-giving and grace-filled. When we gather to read, to study, to share and to pray the Word of God we are both enlightened and encouraged.