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Overview of "Magnifica Humanitas" encyclical from Pope Leo XIV on safeguarding the human person in a digital age that includes artificial intelligence (AI)
June 21 - Bishop Hagemoen homily on 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time (Father's Day / National Indigenous Peoples Day)
Prairie Pilgrimages 2026 - Summertime in Saskatchewan traditionally includes pilgrimages to sacred historic sites around the province. Pilgrimage events in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon this summer include: Grosswerder June…
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Sts. Benedict & Scholastica Formation Program is a diocesan discernment and formation opportunity for both men and women who are pursuing holiness while living in the world. For some it…
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Today we were blessed to hold another free community meal — this time a hot dog barbecue — where nearly 300 were served.
A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful volunteers, who continue to live the Gospel in such a beautiful, and practical way — through presence, kindness, service, and love.
We are also deeply grateful to the Young Adult Ministry of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon for sponsoring today’s barbecue. Their ministry, supported through the Bishop’s Annual Appeal, helped make this meal possible for so many in our community.
After a rainy day, we questioned more than once whether today’s barbecue should be postponed. But we placed our trust in God, and sure enough, the weather cleared just in time. We had a beautiful evening, and the rain only began again as we were putting away the tables and chairs. God is good.
It is truly a privilege to serve our guests, to spend time with them, to listen to their stories, and to be trusted with their struggles, their grief, their laughter, and their joy. This ministry is so much mire than serving food — it is about encounter, dignity, love, and community.
If your business, family, sports team, youth group, group of friends, or co-workers would like to make a real difference in the lives of many, we would be grateful to have you sponsor one of our free community meals.
We would like to continue to serve 1-2 meals a week, but can't do it without your help.
Donations are also humbly accepted at www.stmarysoutreach.com/donate
E-transfer to smaoutreach@rcdos.ca
Bus to the first day of the Rama pilgrimage Aug. 14
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