Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon
In all things we are Rooted in Christ, in His desire to bring God’s love to all peoples.
- Divine Mercy Sunday 3 pm April 28 Diocesan Celebration
- “New Evangelization Summit”
Saturday, May 4 in Macklin and Saskatoon Register Here - “Go Make a Difference!”
Saskatoon June 6-8:
Catholic Stewardship Conference
- MARRIAGE PREP
- CATECHESIS for CHILDREN
- SEARCH RETREATS
Helping teens to make faith their own - SPIRITUAL CARE
Pastoral visits to those in Saskatoon Hospitals - RETROUVAILLE
Struggling in a marriage - RESOURCES
Miscarriage awareness
Upcoming events
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Images from the Way of the Cross through the streets of Saskatoon on Good Friday morning. The prayers at 14 stations were summed up in the final prayer of the bishops: "Let us pray: for all those who suffer – the hungry and the homeless, the deprived and the oppressed; for the sick, the wounded, the handicapped; for those in loneliness and fear; for those in confusion, doubt and despair; and for the sorrowful and the bereaved; for prisoners, and all at the point of death – that God's love will comfort and sustain them, and that we may be stirred up to minister to them. Faithful and compassionate God, the comfort of all who sorrow, the strength of all who suffer, hear the cry of all who call on You in pain or trouble, that they have the joy of receiving Your help in their need; and give us, we pray, the strength to serve them, through Jesus Christ Our Saviour. Amen."
Bishop Mark Hagemoen washed the feet of parishioners during the Holy Thursday Mass of Our Lord's Supper at the Cathedral of the Holy Family, reflecting the Gospel reading from John 13:1-15
The 2019 Way of the Cross through the streets of Saskatoon April 19 will have nicer spring weather than the past three Good Fridays (photo from 2016). This year's outdoor prayer walk following the cross and reflecting at 14 Stations of the Cross begins at 9:45 a.m. from the courthouse on Spadina Cres.