Polarization: The Way Forward
By Marilyn Jackson, Director of Pastoral Services, Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon We lived in a small mining town in Northern Manitoba for 30 years. My husband worked underground for all of those years, for…
By Marilyn Jackson, Director of Pastoral Services, Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon We lived in a small mining town in Northern Manitoba for 30 years. My husband worked underground for all of those years, for…
The Called & Gifted™ Discernment Process from the Catherine of Siena Institute is designed to help Christians discern the presence of charisms in their lives. “Charisms, or spiritual gifts, are special abilities given to all Christians by…
By Catholic Saskatoon News, with files from Novalis October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month – an opportune time for release of a new book of reflections and resources addressing the heart-breaking loss of…
The Called & Gifted™ Discernment Process from the Catherine of Siena Institute is designed to help Christians discern the presence of charisms in their lives. “Charisms, or spiritual gifts, are special abilities given to all Christians by…
(This is Part 3 in a series of reflections on the Diocese of Saskatoon Catholic Foundation participation in a “Run for Reconciliation” as part of The Great Canadian Death Race, raising awareness and support for…
RELATED: Part 1: Run for Reconciliation challenge met by our diocesan team Aug. 5-6 (LINK) By Mark Nickolayou John Fineday ran the second leg of The Great Canadian Death Race for the team from Saskatoon…
Submitted by the Saskatoon Diocesan Sisters’ Association Animated conversation filled the welcome area of St. Philip Neri Church in Saskatoon Aug. 27, 2023, as 36 Sisters gathered for the annual meeting of the Saskatoon Diocesan…
Donate to the Run – LINK By Mark Nickolayou There are many things in life that we aren’t prepared to do, starting from birth. We aren’t prepared to take care of ourselves, feed, clothe or…
By Ryan LeBlanc “You need to know that we respect and admire you. We just don’t understand how you could possibly do what you do.” I felt compelled to say this to a colleague of…
Of course, I believe in God. Don’t I? By Ryan LeBlanc “It sounds as if you don’t really believe you have been called and chosen.” My wife and I were on a walk. She had…