By Krystal Shutko, Student Services Officer, St. Peter’s College St. Peter’s College at Muenster, SK, recently announced a new scholarship opportunity, the Jacob Leicht Memorial Game Changer Award. This award has been established by Kurt and Celeste Leicht…

By Peter Oliver, Olive Branch Marriage and Family Ministry The remarkable power of a smile is like Jesus hanging naked on the cross. If you are wrapped in darkness, your life shattered, apparently beyond repair,…

By Krystal Shutko, Student Services Officer, St. Peter’s College St. Peter’s College at Muenster, SK, is hosting an advising month all through the month of May. We are always available for student advising; however, we are…

Leaving Peace Behind as our Farewell Gift By Fr. Ron Rolheiser, OMI There is such a thing as a good death, a clean one, a death that, however sad, leaves behind a sense of peace….

By Fr. Edward Gibney, Associate Chaplain, Saskatchewan Knights of Columbus (This message was originally published in an online newsletter from the Saskatchewan State Council of the Knights of Columbus, May 8: website) As we continue addressing…

By Sr. Maggie Beaudette, CSJ It is spring in the north and in Hay River we are awaiting the breakup of our river. As I sit on my front deck, just metres away from the…

By Fr. Ken Forster, OMI, St. Philip Neri Parish, Saskatoon Fourth Sunday of Easter – Commentary on Acts 2.14a.36b-41; 1 Peter 2.20b-25; John 10:1-10 Religion is a two-sided coin. On the one hand, it comforts…

By Derrick Kunz, Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools and school divisions across the province are launching a campaign this week to keep students engaged with learning while physical classrooms remain closed. The…

By Nadeem Bhatti, Canadian Aid To Persecuted Christians The deadly COVID 19 pandemic has shaken the world badly, affecting 205 countries around the globe, including Pakistan. The rapid growth in the number of people infected…