In conjunction with the ArchRegina Congress, you are invited to join a pre-Congress synod conversation on ecumenism/Christian unity.
Catholic doctrine understands that all who are baptized are incorporated into the one mystical body of Christ. Thus, despite the wounds of history, all baptized Christians are one people of God, the church. The Second Vatican Council teaches that elements of sanctification and truth have been preserved in varying degrees by other Christian communities, and calls us to be open to receiving these gifts. All of the baptized share in this ministry of unity.
7 to 9 pm on Friday, October 30, 2026
at Holy Trinity Parish, 5020 Sherwood Dr, Regina.
All are welcome. No registration required.
For more info, contact Nick Jesson at [email protected]
As part of the global synod implementation, a series of synod conversations are planned. Come join in the conversation around these important questions:
- In what ways does our baptismal identity as ambassadors of Christ, entrusted with God’s ministry of reconciliation (2 Cor. 5:18-20), shape how we encounter, listen to, and respond to Christians of other traditions—especially when differences or misunderstandings arise?
- What “wounds” from history or current divisions have you encountered in relations with other Christians, and how might processes of repentance and healing begin in our community?
- What gifts from other Christian traditions—such as their spiritualities, theologies, or social commitments—have enriched your faith, and how can we receive them with gratitude?
- What concrete actions can you propose to make ecumenism a lived reality in your parish and community?
ALSO: please register to attend the ArchRegina Congress at Resurrection Parish, October 31, 10am to 3pm. See https://archregina.sk.ca/event/archregina-congress-2026/
