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The 2021-2022 Prayer Calendar is available through your parish.

Copies of the Prayer Calendar can be printed by clicking on:

• Calendar, one page (tabloid-sized 11x17")

When printing, remember to specify under Page Scaling: "Shrink to Printable Area" so it can also be printed on letter size paper.

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We are pleased to announce that three men who are studying for the diocesan priesthood at St. Joseph Seminary will be ordained as transitional deacons this year.

The transitional diaconate is the last phase of formation for a seminarian. As an ordained deacon, he can baptize, witness marriages, preside at funeral services outside of Mass, and preach the homily at Mass.

• Serge Buissé - Archdiocese of Saint Boniface - August 4, 2021  -YouTube
• Chad Miciak - Archdiocese of Edmonton - May 17, 2021  -YouTube
• Tai Le - Diocese of Prince Albert - April 30, 2021  -YouTube

Due to COVID-19 Restrictions, these will be livestreamed. Links are provided in the article ...Read More

In this latest Exiit Qui Seminat St. Joseph Seminary newsletter, Fr. Stephen Hero (now Bishop-elect) talks about the funny story of his appointment to the formation team at the seminary, while seminarian Daniel Phillips considers the intellectual 'journey through Purgatory', and Adam Rieger discusses the fruits of serving his internship at a parish during the COVID pandemic.

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Rev. Stephen Hero, a former associate pastor and vocations director who grew up in Edmonton and spent nine years as rector of St. Joseph Seminary, has been appointed as the new bishop of Prince Albert, Sask.

The announcement was made in Rome on March 25.

“I’m being sent now to these people to evangelize,” Father Hero said. “I’m seeing myself as a missionary, working with a whole bunch of other good people there, trying to preach the Gospel.

"I see my role then to help build up the Catholic Church there, to help people come to faith in Jesus Christ through the Word, through the salvation of the sacraments, and to be one with each other and with Christ.”

The current Bishop of Prince Albert, Albert Thevenot, has announced that he will be retiring. The diocese has scheduled a news conference for 9:30 a.m. March 25. More information will be available on the Facebook page of the Diocese of Prince Albert.

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