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  • Feast of Divine Mercy: A Time of Unfathomable Grace

    St Agnes - Edmonton 10826 – 62 Avenue, Edmonton, AB, Canada

    Feast of Divine Mercy: A Time of Unfathomable Grace Join the Twin Parishes of St. Agnes and St. Anthony as we prepare for Divine Mercy Sunday, a Solemnity established by St. John Paul II to celebrate the message of mercy revealed to St. Faustina.  Throughout Easter week, we will host special evenings of recollection, featuring talks and prayers during Adoration.  Please see the poster for a detailed format of the evenings and celebrations. Easter Friday, April 10: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm at St. Agnes Church Divine Mercy Celebration: Sunday, April 12 at St. Agnes Church 12 PM: Mass 1:30-4 PM: Adoration, 3PM Hour of Mercy, Chaplet, Veneration of Divine Mercy Image For more information, please contact the parish office The Twin Roman Catholic Parishes of St. Agnes & St. Anthony twinparishes.caedm.ca Phone (780) 432-0611 Email: stanthony.edm@caedm.ca St Agnes Church: 10826 – 62 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, T6H 1N1 St Anthony Church: 10661 – 82 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, T6E 2A6

  • Adoremus

    St. Joseph’s Cathedral Basilica 10044 113 Street NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

  • Feast of Divine Mercy: A Time of Unfathomable Grace

    St Agnes - Edmonton 10826 – 62 Avenue, Edmonton, AB, Canada

    Feast of Divine Mercy: A Time of Unfathomable Grace Join the Twin Parishes of St. Agnes and St. Anthony as we prepare for Divine Mercy Sunday, a Solemnity established by St. John Paul II to celebrate the message of mercy revealed to St. Faustina.  Throughout Easter week, we will host special evenings of recollection, featuring talks and prayers during Adoration.  Please see the poster for a detailed format of the evenings and celebrations. Divine Mercy Celebration: Sunday, April 12 at St. Agnes Church 12 PM: Mass 1:30-4 PM: Adoration, 3PM Hour of Mercy, Chaplet, Veneration of Divine Mercy Image For more information, please contact the parish office: The Twin Roman Catholic Parishes of St. Agnes & St. Anthony,  twinparishes.caedm.ca Phone (780) 432-0611 or Email: stanthony.edm@caedm.ca St Agnes Church: 10826 – 62 Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta, T6H 1N1

  • Into the Deep: Transformation

    Star of the North Retreat Centre 3A St. Vital Avenue, Saint Albert, AB, Canada

    Our monthly series continues with ongoing introspection to deepen understanding of total spiritual transformation in a difficult world. Register online, by email, or by phone: www.starofthenorth.ca 780-459-5511 execassistant@starofthenorth.ca April 15 9am-3pm     $80 lunch included     Facilitators: Lucie Leduc and Joy Ronald

  • Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Community Visitors Workshop

    St. Michael Parish - Leduc 5105 45a Street, Leduc, AB, Canada

    The Archdiocese of Edmonton is hosting a half-day workshop for parishioners who would like to bring Holy Communion to shut-ins at home, and the sick in our care centers and hospitals. The workshop will be held at St. Michael’s Parish in Leduc on Saturday, April 18, from 9:00 am - 12 noon. Please register by Friday, April 3.

  • Life Worth Living: A Workshop on Aging and Flourishing

    Santa Maria Goretti (Italian) Parish 9110 110 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

    Facilitated by: Amanda Achtman Santa Maria Goretti Centre, 9110-110 Avenue NW, Edmonton An interactive workshop that explores Pope Francis’s teaching on old age, why it matters, and what we stand to gain from it personally and practically. Together we will explore: How our lives continue to have meaning amid illness, disability, dependence, and loss Why living until natural death can become a gift of hope for others How the way a story ends changes the meaning of every page $20 (includes lunch) Registration required. Please email kari.mullin@caedm.ca

  • Charismatic Mass with Healing Service

    St. Emeric (Hungarian) Parish 12960 112 St NW, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

    April 18th starts at 6:30pm St. Emeric Catholic Church 12960 112 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5E 6J1

  • Conversation Café: What does it mean to die with dignity? Let’s talk about it.

    Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Sh Pk 13 Brower Dr, Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada

    April 19, 2:00-3:30 pm Facilitated by: Amanda Achtman Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish, 13 Brower Drive, Sherwood Park Those who promote euthanasia call it “dying with dignity.” Does that mean those who die naturally die without dignity? What is human dignity, anyway, and where does it come from? How does our Catholic faith offer real hope and true dignity to those who are suffering and dying? Join this important conversation hosted by OLPH Compassionate Parish and Young Adults. No cost. No registration required. Everyone welcome!

  • Workaholics Anonymous

    Star of the North Retreat Centre 3A St. Vital Avenue, Saint Albert, AB, Canada

    Do you ever relax? Does your boss praise your willingness to go the “extra mile” but is unaware that your life is rushed and over-committed? Maybe your health is taking second place to your job and your family wishes you had more time for them? Are you missing a connection to your spiritual side? Perhaps you are burnt out and have lost all desire to do anything. Have you almost forgotten what play and relaxation feel like? These stresses are not just associated with paid work, but can also surface as hobbies, exercise, housework, or just trying to save the world. Here’s a solution If this sounds like your life, you may benefit by meeting with people who share these problems and are finding a solution in Workaholics Anonymous. We invite you to attend our 12 Step open meetings. We gather to share our experience, strength and hope for a life of serenity and joy. All are welcome! Meetings are held 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 7 – 8 p.m. Location: Star of the North Retreat Centre, 3A St. Vital Avenue in St. Albert. A Zoom link is also provided for those who are unable to attend in-person.

  • Is Life Always Worth Living? Responding to the Rise of “MAID” in our Society

    Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Sh Pk 13 Brower Dr, Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada

    Presenter: Amanda Achtman 6:15 pm Mass celebrated by Archbishop Stephen Hero 7:00 pm Presentation Many people think that there are circumstances under which it is reasonable for someone to ask someone else to end their life. In the jurisdictions where euthanasia is legal, there has tended to be an increase in the number of people opting for it. Some of the reasons listed in government reports are due to cancer, chronic illness, or disability. Does life lose its sense in the face of suffering? Or, is life always worth living? Come get inspired to encounter, understand, and overcome the euthanasia temptation. Filled with stories, this talk will equip you to better engage in these conversations and experiences in your own life because this concerns all of us. No cost. No registration required. Everyone welcome! April 21, 7-9 pm Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish 13 Brower Drive, Sherwood Park

  • Take Your Soul to Work Day: A Day of Renewal for Those Who Keep Things Running

    Star of the North Retreat Centre 3A St. Vital Avenue, Saint Albert, AB, Canada

    We welcome administrative professionals to a day of encouragement and refreshment. Join Lucie Leduc and Joy Ronald, as well as some local practitioners, for a day of peaceful sharing and reflection. Prepare for optional creative activities and practical tools you can take back to work to keep you productive and peaceful. Register online, by email, or by phone: www.starofthenorth.ca 780-459-5511 execassistant@starofthenorth.ca April 22 9am-3pm     $30     Facilitators: Lucie Leduc and Joy Ronald

  • Take Your Soul to Work Day: An Evening of Encouragement for Entrepreneurs

    Star of the North Retreat Centre 3A St. Vital Avenue, Saint Albert, AB, Canada

    Join us for an evening of inspiration especially for entrepreneurs of all sorts. Cody Lakevold seemingly had it all, until life got in the way. A central component of his story centres around a return to God. Cody is an experienced speaker and has written a bookabout his experiences - Longship: From Tragedy to Triumph. It is the true story of healing, reckoning, and rebuilding. It traces Cody’s journey through grief, resilience, and ultimately transformation—not by his own strength, but by forging a new path.  The book is recommended reading for this session. Register online, by email, or by phone: www.starofthenorth.ca 780-459-5511 execassistant@starofthenorth.ca April 22  6:30pm-8:30pm     $50     Facilitator: Cody Lakevold