The La Salette Fathers introduced devotions to Our Lady of La Salette in the first church established at Forget in 1899. Pilgrimages were held here from 1922 to 1929. In the early fifties, under the direction of Rev. H. Poirier, an impressive outdoor shrine of fieldstone was erected. Annual pilgrimages to the shrine were revived by Archbishop O’Neill in 1954.
Date: Sunday June 10th, 2018 Registration at 1:00 p.m. Mass at 4:00 p.m.
Venue: Forget is off Highway 13 and is 11 kms east of Stoughton.
Contact Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Lampman at (306) 487-2497
Date: The Annual Pilgrimage is always held on the 4th Sunday July 22, 2018
Venue: (The shrine is visible from HWY 48 in Candiac on the North East Corner)
For More Information Contact: Montmarte Mission Parish at (306)424-2026
The grotto was built in 1987 to celebrate the Marian Year. The Blessed Kateri Shrine and a native cairn were also constructed and in 1988 a Way of the Cross was added. The cairn is made of split field stones designed in the shape of an eagle, a traditional symbol for the Great Spirit.
Date: Annual pilgrimage is held Sunday June 24, 2018.
Venue: (The shrine is 12 km. east of Balcarres on Highway #10, and 6 km. north)
Contact Sr. Bernadette Feist (306) 332-6838 or Lloyd Desnomie at (306)334-2808*
In the 1930's and 1940's parish priest, Father J. A. Menard, encouraged devotion to Mary, Queen of All Hearts and received approval by Archbishop Monahan in 1942. In 1943 a statue of Our Lady was erected. In 1951 the title of the church was changed from St. Gertrude to Mary, Queen of All Hearts. Archbishop O’Neill authorized the erection of a shrine adjoining the new rectory . The first public pilgrimage was held during the 1954 Marian year.
The Qu’Appelle Deanery Pilgrimage will be held on
Date: Sunday, July 15, 2018
Venue; Mary, Queen of All Hearts Shrine in Lestock. (Lestock is 110 km. north of Regina on Highway #6, and is 42 km. east of Raymore on Highway #15)
In 1908 Father Albert Royer founded the parish of Notre-Dame d’Auvergne (Our Lady of Auvergne) in this mainly French farming community. A 400-year old statue of Our Lady of Sorrows was given to Fr. Royer by a friend from Auvergne, France. The statue was originally covered in gold. It had been hidden by peasants during the French Revolution to save it from desecration and vandalism. The statue was the only thing to survive a fire that destroyed the church in 1922. The new church was completed in 1930 and in 1934 the pilgrimages began.
84nd ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE OF OUR LADY OF AUVERGNE, PONTEIX
THEME: “Go Into The World And Proclaim The Good News…” Mark 16:15
(Focus on the Missionary Dimension of Every Church Community)
Guest Speaker: Very Rev. Fr. Tiburtius Fernandez, SMA
Date & Time: Monday, July 16th 2018. From 2pm to 9pm
Venue: Our Lady of Auvergne Catholic Church, Ponteix, Sk
PROGRAM:
2:00pm: - Welcome & Introduction of the Speaker (Fr. Guy Amédée Ainemon)
2:05pm: - Presentation by Very Rev. Fr. Tiburtius Fernandez, SMA
3:00pm: - The Chaplet of Divine Mercy (French & English) (By Mrs. Labelle)
3:30pm: - Coffee Break & Refreshment at the Parish Hall
4:00pm: - Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (Fr. Clement Nwankwo)
- Sacrament of Reconciliation (Fr. John Mock)
4:50pm: - Anointing of Sick (Fr. Anthony Padayatty)
5:30pm: - Supper at the Parish hall
Date: The pilgrimage is always held on July 16th which is on a Monday in 2018
Venue: Our Lady of Auvergne Catholic Church, Ponteix, Sk Ponteix is 78 km west of Assiniboia on Highway 13.
Contact: pastor of Notre Dame d’Auvergne Parish, Ponteix at (306) 625-3207
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In 1913 Rev. Henry Metzger, a French priest from Alsace-Lorraine, was assigned to St. Peter’s Colony at Kronau. He envisioned a grotto built in honour of Our Lady of Lourdes on the banks that skirted Many Bone Creek. The people were determined to build a shrine as planned and excavation began in the spring of 1917. After two months of concentrated community effort , the grotto, the first in the archdiocese was completed. The first pilgrimage was held on August 15, 1917 with five thousand pilgrims in attendance. Archbishop Mathieu came to bless the shrine. The Annual pilgrimage is held on second weekend of August
Date: Sunday August 12th, 2018
Venue: 24 km. SE of Regina on Hwy 33, 10 km. east of Kronau)
For more information visit our website www.stpeterskronau.ca, “like” us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/stpetersheritagekronau or call Leroy or Judy (306)781-2842
To find out more about the history of St. Peter's Colony visit the Kronau museum web site click here: www.stpeterskronau.ca
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In 1933 Oblate Father Anthony Sylla, OMI was appointed the first resident pastor. Fr. Sylla had a personal devotion to Mary and he began planning the the building of a grotto with his Polish and Ukrainian parishioners. The onset of the depression years delayed his plans. Construction began in 1939 and in 1940 a large front wall and side wings were erected in the form of a half circle. On June 15, 1941, Msgr A.J. Janssen, Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Regina, blessed the shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes. The first pilgrimage was organized that year. In 1944 a cross was placed on top of the grotto and statues of the Sorrowful Mother and Saint John were erected at the foot of the cross. Three statues of Christ were added to the grotto as well - statues depicting the Lord taken down from the cross, one of the Lord in the Tomb and one of the Resurrection of Jesus. In 1954 the Knights of Columbus donated a statue of Our Lady of Grace and built an artificial lake. In the late 1959 the Stations of the Cross were erected around the grotto.
Date: August 14 & 15th, 2018
Venue: Rama is 45 km. northwest of Canora next to St. Anthony's Church on Highway #5
5:00 pm: Supper (Prebook 306-593-6120) by August 1st
6:00 pm: Hymns of Praise to Mary ( Yorkton Filipino Choir)
6:00 - 7:45pm: Confessions (and other times as priests are available)
8:00 pm: Mass - Followed by Living Rosary, Candlelight Procession, - Exposition & Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
8:30 am "Godzinki" Devotional Morning Prayers in Polish
9:00 am Mass in Polish
10:00 am Divine Liturgy in the Byzantine Rite
Ukrainian and English
11:00 am Stations of the Cross, Anointing of the Sick & Aged
12:15 pm Final Mass
- Blessing for Plenary Indulgence
Lunch in the Parish Hall
Rosary with Knights of Columbus before Mass
Luncheon and program to follow in Parish Hall
Visit our website: www.ramashrine.com
email: maryjoesasktel [dot] net
PH: 306-593-6120
Kaposvar is five kilometres south of Esterhazy, near the Manitoba border.
Kaposvar was founded by Count Paul Esterhazy who brought Hungarian families to settle here in 1886. A simple log church was built in 1892. The present church was constructed on 1906 and 1907 by brothers of Father Jules Pirot. Hungarian settlers hauled stones by land boats from their surrounding farms and assisted in the construction of the church. It was officially opened in 1908. During 1941-42 the youth of the parish built the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes. The first pilgrimage took place in the Marian Year of 1954 and attracted some 2500 pilgrims. A stone Stations of the Cross was built in 1986.
In 1961 the parish amalgamated with Our Lady of Victories Roman Catholic Church as there were no longer enough farmers to maintain the upkeep of the church. During this time Kaposvar was made a mission and used for weddings, anniversaries, or special request masses. Presently, it is still used for such occasions. This historical site has been the scene of an annual pilgrimage each summer with hundreds of people in attendance.
Date: Sunday August 19th 2018
Venue: The Shrine is 5 km. south of Esterhazy
Contact Bea Twardzik 306 745-6374, Eola Stevenson 306 740-6095,
or Our Lady of Victories Parish in Esterhazy – 306-745-3315 for more information
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