No good reasons to lose our sense of peace
By Ryan LeBlanc We may already know in our hearts what “spiritual depth” is – whether we call it “inner peace” or a “state of grace” or a “restful, contemplative spirit” – and we may…
Read MoreBy Ryan LeBlanc We may already know in our hearts what “spiritual depth” is – whether we call it “inner peace” or a “state of grace” or a “restful, contemplative spirit” – and we may…
Read MoreBread and Wine By Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI At the Last Supper when Jesus instituted the Eucharist he chose to use two elements, bread and wine. The images are now so deeply ingrained in our…
This reflection was written as part of a student project at E.D. Feehan Catholic High School in Saskatoon. By Lee Koeby Malubay, Bethlehem High School “In the name of the Father, and of the Son,…
By Ryan LeBlanc “Spiritual depth” is the term I’m using right now to try to identify my own sense of interior peace when I experience the waters of my soul running deep. When I tap…
A Double Primordial Branding Within By Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI From Pierre Teilhard de Chardin we get these words: “Because, my God, though I lack the soul-zeal and the sublime integrity of your saints, I…
By Bishop Mark Hagemoen, Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon As we approach the upcoming provincial and civic elections, and as all citizens are called to fulfill their responsibilities to inform themselves of the various issues,…
With praise and thanksgiving to God, the diocese of Saskatoon will gather at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18, for the priestly ordination of Luke Tran Van Tam to the priesthood. Bishop Mark Hagemoen will ordain…
By Ryan Leblanc Lately, I’ve been reflecting on the idea of what I’ve come to call “spiritual depth”—that essential quality that influences how peacefully I move through life. It’s a term I’m still grappling with,…
Message from Bishop Mark Hagemoen for National Day of Truth and Reconciliation Sept. 30 – PDF Statement from the CCCB – LINK By Bishop Mark Hagemoen, Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon As we mark the…
By Ryan LeBlanc As you might imagine, while teaching high school students about Catholicism, I find myself faced with many questions most days. Somehow, though, they save the doozies for special moments. For example, when…