Eucharistic Celebrations. 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time - February 8th, ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES: 12:15pm & 7:00pm.

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1 Eucharistic Celebrations Sundays 9:00am, 11:30am & 6:30pm Weekdays See Week at a Glance Bishop of Saskatoon Most Rev. Donald Bolen Pastor Very Rev. Fr. David Tumback Associate Pastor Fr. Colin Roy Cathedral Administrator Patrick Clarke Pastoral Associate Garth Horn Faith Formation Minister Andy Korvemaker Youth Minister Anthony Olusola Financial Secretary Linda Bobowski Facility Manager Jim Nakoneshny Full-Time Custodians Daryl Miller Ashly Hanns Half-Time Custodian Gino Hanns Housekeeper Lorena Samoyao Parish Pastoral Council Chair Wayne Koshman Finance Committee Chair Denis Sirois Let us go elsewhere, so that I can preach there too, for that is why I came. 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time - February 8th, 2015 Concluding the introductory section of Mark s gospel, today s reading further clarifies the nature of the mission Jesus means to share with his disciples. As we have seen, the healings and deliverance performed by Jesus are part of his preaching of the Kingdom, signs that God will triumph over all the forces of evil in the world. This is brought out by Mark, as he recalls and contrasts two moments of healing. There are practically no details in the gospels of the family circumstances of the apostles. The account of the curing of Peter s mother-in-law is therefore remarkable. It is generally accepted that Mark composed his gospel in Rome about the time of Peter s martyrdom. If this is true, Peter s telling of the story of Jesus would have been an important source of his material. In this incident we may well hear echoes of Peter s voice describing a sequence of events. Peter brings Jesus from the synagogue to his home for a meal; they are surprised to find the old lady ill with fever; Jesus heals her instantly by taking her hand and helping her up; fully recovered she gives herself to the service of the Lord. As we have seen, Who is this man? is the subtext of Mark s narrative. There is no doubt that Jesus worked miracles. Miracles, as we all know, have an unhealthy fascination for many people. Mark is concerned that his readers are not carried away by the fact that Jesus was a wonder worker. They must understand that the miracles of Jesus were signs inviting faith in the coming of God s salvation into the world. True faith in the Saviour will come, in the end, to understand that the greatest wonder in the life of Jesus of Nazareth was the salvation he brought to the world as its crucified Saviour. Thus, as Mark s narrative continues, we hear echoes of how Peter began to learn this lesson at the end of the eventful Sabbath Mark has described. By evening, word had spread that there is a miracle worker in town. People came crowding around Peter s door, bringing their sick and possessed for healing. Jesus responded to their appeals; but in his silencing of the devils who knew who he was we are reminded that these people still have to learn who he is. In the morning there was consternation when Peter and his companions find that Jesus was nowhere to be found. Everyone is looking for you, they protest, disappointed that he has not made the most of this instant notoriety. Later they will recognise that Jesus was concerned to lead the people beyond the wonders he worked to a renewed faith in the coming of God s Kingdom the great theme of the solitary prayer he shared with his Father. This could only be achieved by his preaching the message of the Kingdom. And so the ministry he was about to undertake all through Galilee would combine his preaching and his casting out devils (Thornhill, 2015). Stewardship Committee Chair Terry Sirois Catholic Women s League Thornhill, J (2015). 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time Year B. In The Emmaus Series. Retrieved February 5th, 2015, from President Wendy Dale Knights of Columbus Grand Knight Gil Wist Elijah Cup Reb & Eileen Materi (306) Elijah_cup@sasktel.net ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES: 12:15pm & 7:00pm 123 Nelson Road Saskatoon, SK S7S 1H1 (Off Attridge Dr. by St. Joseph High School) PH: FAX: info@holyfamilycathedral.ca Office Hours: 9am 4:30pm Monday thru Friday

2 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS: The 50 th annual Knights of Columbus Indoor meet is now history. It is the longest indoor track meet in North America, maybe the world. Thanks to the many volunteers that once again came forward and did an outstanding job. Thanks to all the athletes, especially our young adults and teachers from our school systems who participated and made this possible. Another event which will be history this weekend is the basketball free throw. Thanks to the volunteers and participants. If you missed it this year, don t let it happen next year. This friendly competition sponsored by the knights is played around the world. Our lottery (snow blower, chainsaw, gift card) is support of Blackstrap Youth Camp was a huge success. Proceeds will be used to fix many camp items, making the camping experience for our youth more enjoyable and meaningful. It is not too early to start making plans to send a young person to the camp this year. Older and more mature youth can apply to be camp counselors, directors and workers. Spring clean up and maintenance is not far away, come out and help. Our financial secretary has reported that there are still some dues unpaid. Please look after that commitment and avoid the 2 nd notice. Membership drive is always on ask a friend to join. Some of the coming events to note are 1. Feb 10 To Be Your Brother s Keeper breakfast at Queen s House (theme Love); 2. Breakfast Feb 15; 3. Ash Wed Feb 18, start of 40 days Life Walk in front of City hospital; 4. Dine, Dance Auction Feb 28; 5. Spiritual Enrichment Weekend Mar 20 & 21. Telephone #s all start with 306; Grand Knight Gil ; program director Shawn ; membership director- Andy ; financial secretary- Garry CWL ONE HEART, ONE VOICE, ONE MISSION: We are reminded that this is a year for vocations. Let us keep praying for more interest in the religious life. Remember to thank both Fr. David and Fr. Colin for all the work that they put into the betterment of our parish. They put in many long hours. One way to thank them is to Invite a Priest to Dinner. For more information contact Connie, Christian Family Life Chairperson. At our March 11th meeting Mary Deutscher will be our guest speaker from 7-9 pm. She will speak on euthanasia and assisted suicide. There has been much in the news lately about this topic so please plan on attending to become more informed on the subject. March 6 World Day of Prayer. It is an international ecumenical Christian laywomen`s initiative celebrated in over 170 countries. It aims to demonstrate that prayer and action are inseparable and that both have immeasurable influence in the world. This year Holy Family is hosting, 1:30 3:30 pm. in the Queen of Peace Chapel. Our next meeting is Wed. February 11th at 7 pm with the initiation of new members and instillation of the new executive. Hope to see as many as possible there. Did you know: We now have 130 members in our council!! Every women over 16 in invited to join this wonderful and faith filled council. Please pray for: For those who are suffering from terminal illness. May they have the courage and peace to wait for God to speak their name; for peace around the globe HOLY FAMILY SINGLES (AGED 35+): are invited to join other singles for a pot luck social every 3 rd Wednesday of the month, 6:00 pm. Bring your dish and enough for 4-5 other people for sharing. We will socialize, play cards, board games, or just visit and get to know each other. No agenda, no hard and fast rules. GOLDEN AGE CLUB: Welcome all seniors to our card game (whist) at Holy Family Cathedral every Thursday at 1:30pm. Contact Len Breckner (306) and Alice Molle (306) HOLY FAMILY PARISH MISSION: The Cathedral of the Holy Family will be hosting a Parish Mission from March 1 though March 4. Our guest preacher will be Fr. Stephen Vrazel from the Archdiocese of Mobile, Alabama. Fr. Stephen is currently the pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Parish in Mobile. Ordained in 2011, Fr. Stephen brings with him a great passion for teaching and preaching as well as music. His ever-present sense of humour continues to be an effective tool in helping all people discover the great love of God. Another of his primary interests is the theology of the Founding Fathers of the Faith. Fr. Stephen will preach at all of the Sunday Masses on March 1 and then will speak at sessions at 7:00 pm on Monday and Tuesday. The Wednesday evening session will also include the celebration of the Eucharist. Mark your calendars and plan on joining us as we break open the Word of God and recognize the solidarity we share with all of our brothers and sisters in Christ. COLUMBUS BOSCO HOMES FUNDRAISER DINNER We have one table (8 tickets) available for purchase at our concierge desk for this wonderful fundraising opportunity supporting the Joe Kammermayer Memorial Fund. Thursday, April 16th. Cocktails 6:00pm & Dinner 6:30pm. Tickets are $50 each. Purchase all 8 for a table or individual tickets. TAIZE PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY Tuesday, February 10th 7:30pm in the Queen of Peace Chapel

3 HOLY FAMILY CRAFT GUILD: Our Craft Guild meets every Thursday during the daytime. For more information contact Teresa Field (306) We are accepting all sorts of craft supplies like fabrics, wool or any craft supplies. MOM S MORNING OUT (MMO): Tuesday Feb 10th 9:30am-11:30am. Our Valentines Day Party! We will be baking and decorating cookies (ingredients supplied). Bring baby carriers, wear pink/ red coloured clothes and get ready to share some LOVE! Dairy free/nut free snacks are also provided! SPRINGS OF LIVING WATER: a Catholic Charismatic Prayer Group that meets every Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the small conference room across from the coffee bar. Contact info: (306) or donlalonde@sasktel.net SMALL CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY: Meets Thursdays at 10:30 am to break open the Sunday readings and share our journey. Find us laughing and talking by the fireplace or in the first meeting room on the left down the hall. Call Diane at (306) or just turn up. All welcome and no charge. HOLY YOGA CLASSES IN FEBRUARY: Tuesdays: Feb 10 and 24, Thursdays: Feb 12 and 26 and Saturdays: Feb 7 and 21. All are welcome to join a class or come check us out at a free class. Holy Yoga is a unique prayer form with a Christ-centered focus, involving body, mind and spirit. For more information, call Diane or dianew@holyyoga.net. UPCOMING QUENCH EVENTS: February 8th - The Sacrament of Reconciliation with Father Colin. 8-10pm in the Youth Room. February 15th/22nd - First Nights of Book Clubs and Small Groups: if you would like to be a part of it, come to a previous event to sign up or Denae at dcp573@mail.usask.ca Quench is a young adults program for those We focus on growing in our faith through prayer, speakers, worship and friends. You can also find us on Facebook as a group under the name Quench. LITURGICAL MINISTRY SIGN-UP FOR ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES: 12:15pm and 7:00pm on a flip-chart by the Concierge desk. Please stop by and sign your name for the available Ministries. Your service is greatly appreciated. 40 HOURS FOR LIFE: 40 Hours For Life begins on Ash Wednesday, February 18 th and ends on Palm Sunday, March 29 th. Every day, for forty days, people will be praying for an end to abortion and offering help to those who need support. The mission takes place in front of City Hospital and signs are provided. The times are Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. and every day from 4:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. The mission goes rain, snow or shine. God used 40 day periods to transform individuals and communities and the entire world. During these 40 days of prayer, fasting and peaceful activism, we seek to change the hearts and minds from a culture of death to a culture of life. Individuals, church groups, school groups and youth groups are all welcome. For more information contact Denise at YOUTH NEWS... Haiti Mission 2015 travel dates have been set for Monday Aug 3 rd to arrive Haiti the next day Aug 4 th, departing Haiti Thusday Aug 13 th arriving in Saskatoon Friday Aug 14 th. Application forms are available at the Parish office until Friday, February pm. Please contact Anthony for further information. FEBRUARY 2015 YOUTH GROUP SCHEDULE: Gr 3 5 Youth Group: Tuesdays, Feb 10 & Feb 24 6:00pm to 8:00pm Gr 6 8 Youth Group: Fridays, February13 & 27 6:00pm to 8:00pm Gr 9-12 THINKFAST: 25hours of Fasting and Acts of Kindness! When: Friday, February 27 Saturday, February 28. Sleepover at the Church. Registration: $20.00 Contact Anthony at the Parish Office for further details. FYI: YOUTH LED MASS RESUMES 2 nd SUNDAY IN MARCH!!! (Sunday, March 8th, 9.00am Mass). Interested Youth in Grades 8 12 are invited to RSVP through Anthony at the parish office.

4 WEEK AT A GLANCE Mon Feb 9th Christian Initiation (RCIA) 7:00pm Tue Feb 10th Mom s Morning Out 9:00am Holy Yoga 9:30am Mass (Joan Wassill & Family) 12:15pm Kingdom Kids (Gr. 3-5) 6:00pm Taize Prayer for Christian Unity 7:30pm Wed Feb 11th Mass (+Dennis Schafer) 12:15pm Catholic Women s League 7:00pm Springs of Living Water 7:30pm Thurs Feb 12th Craft Guild 9:00am Holy Yoga 9:15am, 5:30pm, 6:30pm & 7:30pm Small Christian Community Prayer 10:30am Mass (+Anne Regina Geenan) 12:15pm Golden Age 1:30pm Eucharistic Adoration 7:00pm Fri Feb 13th Sherbrooke (+Jonathan Wiwchar) 10:00am Kids 4 Christ (Gr. 6-8) 6:00pm Sat Feb 14th Reconciliation 11:00am MINISTRY SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 15TH, 2015 MINISTRY 9:00 AM 11:30 AM 6:30 PM Coordinator Andy W Paulette S Laura C Greeters Shirley O Marina P Linda M Robert M Joise G Richard C Matthew M Clara N Mike & Jacob C Ushers Concierge Desk Minister Wayne K Marina P Yvonne K Denis S Roberta G Tom S Anna L Sylvia B Nathan S Gary L Orin G Tammy S Altar Servers Jennifer C Justin E Miranda W Clara L Ella H Faith N Tristan W Alexis W Faye S Kirstyn R Kailen M Spencer M Commentator Sharon B Judy G Shelley M Lectors Diane W Jaclyn B Scott G David B Mike C Janine F Extra Ordinary Ministers of Communion Children s Liturgy Kevin L Heather G Jacqueline A Jeana M Emily M Dave M Maria M Dave M Melissa E Julianna M David U Ron K Lynn K Marian P David F Jocelyne O Sarah M Samantha M Peggy D Brett M David B Gil W Gilbert C Deb C Heather D Brian R Raymond B Jeff W Mariette M Patricia L Lillian R Regan R Adam R Dana R Mandy W Deandra S Jeff F Joise G Amanda K Terry K Joanne M Bart M Lynn O Gerard O Camille M Arielle M Year-To-Date Cash Flow To December 31st, 2014 *Not Reviewed* Sunday Collections (Pre-Authorized Giving Included) Loose Collections Other Revenue Less: Expenses Less: Mortgage Payments (Effective Jan. 1st 2014) Deficit Remaining Debt as of December 31st, 2014: $3,577,005 $ 652,535 84, ,545 1,142,944 $ 165,560 ($ 49,909) Baptism (Infants): Please contact Andy Korvemaker. RCIA (Rites of Christian Initiation of Adults): Please contact Andy Korvemaker. Confirmation and First Eucharist: Contact Andy Korvemaker. Marriage: Contact Father David at least one year prior to the anticipated date of marriage. Marriage Preparation: March 6th & 7th, Call Pat at (306) Reconciliation:11:00am - 11:30am on Saturdays or by appointment. Communion to Homebound & Elderly: Contact Garth Horn. To add people to the prayer list: please contact the Parish Office during the week at (306) The sick: Emery Hirsch Tony Carreiro Delores Wolfe Valerie Dychko Margaret Gartner Lynn Bell Monique Stevens Nolan Barnes James Kostyk Kate Gardner Mary Martinez Ann Bohnet Kayden Kot Cheryl Crofford Bill Carreiro Glenn Walker Preston Dyck Francis Bourgeois Stewardship Corner Al Molle Nash Jacobi David Pitka Rose Boechler Owen Stephens Alma Bennett John Kuzyk Margaret Afseth Dale White Pat Albers Allan Ecker Karen German Jim Kozmyk Leon Lux Simone Kuckartz Ron Ecker Like St. Paul in the second reading, the good steward can say, I do all that I do for the sake of the Gospel in the hope of sharing in its blessings. Follow us on Twitter Bishop Fr. Pat Andy

5 Do You Want to Learn Ways To Help You Improve Your Balance and Reduce Your Risk of Falling? Please join us for the Staying on Your Feet Fall Prevention and Balance Presentation on Thursday March 12th, :30 to 1:30pm Holy Family Cathedral (Where the Golden Age group meet) Presented by Jo Ann Walker Johnston Senior Physical Therapist Community Fall Prevention Phone (306)

6 Diocesan Bulletin Sunday, Feb. 8, 2015 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Upcoming Events Marian Movement Cenacle - Holy Hour consists of adoration, the rosary, benediction, hymns and prayers, 3 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11 at St. Paul's Co-Cathedral, 720 Spadina Crescent E., Saskatoon. For information: (306) Children s Story Time resumes 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 12 at Msgr. Michael J. Koch Library in the Catholic Pastoral Centre, 2nd floor, Cathedral of the Holy Family in Saskatoon. Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish, Martensville presents Codie Prevost at a dinner and concert fundraiser for the parish building fund: Feb. 13 at the Northridge Community Centre, 901-3rd St. North, Martensville; cocktails at 5:30 p.m., supper at 6:00 p.m. with concert to follow. Tickets are $50 for adults, $40 for ages 15 and under. Call Erin Leier at (306) Development and Peace Share Lent workshop: Sow Much Love to Give will be held 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15 at St. Augustine parish in Humboldt. Reflect on international development in the context of faith, and prepare for the Share Lent Campaign in your local parish. For information contact Victor or Lucille at (306) Lenten Conference at St. Therese Institute of Faith and Mission in Bruno, SK. Thursday, Feb. 19 to Sunday, Feb. 22. Encounter the merciful love of God and learn about the role of Mary in the Christian life, with keynote presenter Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC: (who is also known as "The Surfer Priest"). Live-in cost for the full conference is $275, or the commuter rate is $200. Contact Carolyn at (306) or visit Introduction to Restorative Justice Monday evenings, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Feb March 30 Resurrection Lutheran Church 310 Lenore Drive, Saskatoon Learn how restorative justice operates, and how it works for communities and individuals. Hear about opportunities to join in working for justice and restoration in and around Saskatoon. This six-week course is sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon, Mennonite Central Committee, The Micah Mission and Micah on Campus. Contact Myron Rogal at (306) or: vocations@saskatoonrcdiocese.com Cost: $50 NOTE: Educational bursaries available to Catholics in the diocese of Saskatoon for this event: codirector@saskatoonrcdiocese.com In all things we are rooted in Christ, in His desire to bring God s love to all peoples. Diocesan Congress Day in the Deaneries All are welcome to join Bishop Don Bolen and parish, deanery and diocesan leadership for a Congress Day to be held in three locations: Feb St. Patrick Parish, 3339 Centennial Drive, Saskatoon. RSVP by Feb. 20 to (306) or by foundations@ saskatoonrcdiocese. com March 7 - St. Joseph Parish, 600-4th Ave., Kindersley. RSVP by Feb. 27: foundations@saskatoonrcdiocese.com or (306) or toll free: , Extension*831. March 14 - St. Augustine Parish, th St., Humboldt. RSVP by March 6 to: staugustine@sasktel.net or call: (306) Topics of discussion at each Congress Day: Feedback about the Synod on the Family The Year of Consecrated Life Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide Schedule: 9:30 a.m. registration; lunch is provided at no charge (please RSVP); Congress Day concludes in each location with celebration of Mass starting 3:30 p.m. Christopher Leadership Course will begin Tuesday, Feb. 24 in Saskatoon. Improve leadership, presentation and public speaking skills in a friendly, non-judgmental setting. To find out more see www. clcsaskatoon. com or call (306) Register before Feb. 21 for an early bird discount. Prayer Night for Peace in the World- The Emmanuel Community and Holy Spirit Parish will host an evening of Eucharistic Adoration and prayer for peace 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26 at Holy Spirit, 114 Kingsmere Place, Saskatoon. As a faith community, we come together to unite in prayer for our brothers and sisters who are living amidst turmoil, strife and war. Refreshments to follow one hour of Eucharistic Adoration. Bless me Father, for I Have Sinned - Do adults celebrate the sacrament of reconciliation (go to confession) in the same way they learned as children? This session with Sr. Teresita Kambeitz, OSU, offers an option to the list method, moving toward a style more suited to adult moral development. This Foundations: Exploring Our Faith Together presentation will be held 3 p.m. Thursday, March 5 at Holy Spirit Parish, 114 Kingsmere Place., Saskatoon. Pre-registration is appreciated; the cost is $5, payable at the door. To register and/or receive more information call Charlene or Delores at (306)

7 Message Board Ministry of Care Blessing to mark the World Day of the Sick: All unpaid health care providers, and all employed personnel who work in health care, were invited to receive a prayer of blessing during Sunday Mass celebrations Saturday, Feb. 7 and Sunday, Feb. 8, to mark the World Day of the Sick, celebrated Feb. 11, the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. The blessing at the Sunday liturgy is offered to highlight the health care community both paid and non-paid and our sharing in the healing ministry of Jesus Christ. The message for the 2015 World Day of the Sick from Pope Francis can be found online: w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/messages/sick/index.html (Note: The annual diocesan Pastoral Care Appreciation Evening will be held April 21 this year. Watch for details.) Parish Nursing Information Forum will be held 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 11 at Christ Church Anglican, th Street West, Saskatoon (registration begins at 6:30 p.m.). Open to anyone interested. A panel will discuss the role of the Parish Nurse in the life and mission of the congregation. Contact Mona at (306) or p.nursing@sasktel.net Seeking donations of children s books - Msgr. M. J. Koch Library at the Catholic Pastoral Centre in Saskatoon is accepting donations of children s books. If you would like to donate gently-used children s material please drop off at the library or Mariel at: library@saskatoonrcdiocese.com Generation to Generation: Passing on the Faith to the Children of the Church - An evening discussion with Rev. Dr. Gordon T. Smith, 7:30 pm, Wednesday March 4 at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 1636 Acadia Drive, Saskatoon. Dr. Smith is president of Ambrose University in Calgary and has a passionate interest in Evangelical-Roman Catholic relations. A Pure Witness Alive Retreat will be held at Sacred Heart Parish in Watson, SK. on Saturday, March 7. A Confirmation- First Eucharist Retreat begins in the morning, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, followed by the Pure Witness Alive Retreat for all youth. For more information contact Fr. Geoff Young at (306) or sasksaints@gmail.com Catholic Marriage Preparation is offered either as weekly sessions or as a weekend event in several settings in the weeks ahead. Check the diocesan website for program details at: Celebrating 15 Years of Covenant - With much joy, McClure United Church and Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Church will celebrate 15 years of their Covenant relationship at 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8 at Holy Spirit Church, 114 Kingsmere Place. Guest speakers are Rev. Jordan Cantwell of the United Church Riverbend Presbytery and Catholic Bishop Don Bolen. A social will follow. Come celebrate! Info: Carol Pek (306) Stewardship Corner: Your Faith in Action In the morning Jesus got up and went out to a deserted place and there he prayed. Jesus took time to meditate, contemplate, and open himself to his Father. We must try to do the same, to find time to be with Jesus, to share ourselves with Him, to read God s Word, to meditate and trust that this exercise can help our lives be more fruitful. 2 Year of Consecrated Life Grateful Memory: As we celebrate the World Day of the Sick on Feb. 11, let us pause to remember in thanksgiving all of the consecrated religious, orders and congregations who have cared for the sick and suffering down through the ages most especially those who established hospitals and care homes in the province of Saskatchewan. We thank God for their powerful witness of love, as they served as the hands and feet of Jesus Christ, offering a ministry of healing and compassion. For more information about this Year see our website: The Light of Glory in Prairie Skies - Salvation History in the Stained Glass of Holy Family Cathedral - Join Bishop Donald Bolen and Agnes Pelletier for this prayerful, poetic and theological Lenten reflection on God s revelation, examined through the lens of the beauty and art of the stained glass windows that circle the worship space at the Cathedral of the Holy Family, 123 Nelson Rd, Saskatoon. All sessions begin at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon: March 1 Creation and Covenant; March 15 Annunciation and Incarnation; and March 29 Resurrection and Glory. No registration required (there will be a free will offering). Attend one, two, or all three of these Foundations: Exploring Our Faith Together sessions. Knights of Columbus Culture of Life fundraising dinner, dance and auction Feb 28 at the Cathedral of the Holy Family, 123 Nelson Road, Saskatoon. Tickets $35 each. Contact Louis (306) or John (306) Diocesan Prayer Intention - We pray as a diocesan family for the sick and hospitalized may they feel the healing power of Christ and find comfort and hope in His constant presence. We also pray for all healthcare workers may they be a light to others in living their faith and in caring for their patients. Queen s House programs: Find more information at: www. queenshouse. org or call (306) , located at 601 Taylor Street W., Saskatoon Walking with God in an Evolving Sacred Universe - 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays in February, Sr. Judy Schachtel, SMS. The Cross of Christ an ecumenical Lenten Retreat 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 21 with Sarah Donnelly. This Diocesan Bulletin is a publication of The Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon Catholic Pastoral Centre, 123 Nelson Road, Saskatoon SK S7S 1H1 Phone: (306) or Toll free: communications@ saskatoonrcdiocese. com The communications office is supported by the Bishop s Annual Appeal.