Events for October 19, 2026
Pilgrimage to France, Spain and Portugal – Oct. 15-29, 2026
PILGRIMAGE TO FRANCE & ITALY: Oct 17 – 29, 2026
A Pilgrimage from Paris to Rome visiting places of apparition, Eucharistic Miracles, incorrupt bodies of saints, Holy sites and more: Lisieux, Paris, Nevers, Lanciano, Loreto, San Giovanni Rotondo, Monte Cassino, Rome, Vatican. UNDER THE SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE OF FR. CHINNA BALRAJ, SDB, PASTOR AT ST. JOHN BOSCO CATHOLIC CHURCH AND DEACON BONG ESTOQUE IN EDMONTON, AB Oct 17 - 29, 2026 13 days CA$5,890(Taxes & Tips Incl.) for Edmonton departure See the Brochure
Pilgrimage to Poland and Central Europe with Fr. Paul Moret – Oct 17–Nov 3, 2026
Sacred Journey s : A Pilgrimage Through Central & Eastern Europe O C T . 1 7 - N O V . 3 , 2 0 2 6 Spiritual Director: Father Paul Moret 17 Touring days/ 18 Travel days | 6 countries | Countless moments of grace Poland | Austria | Czech Republic | Hungary | Croatia | Bosnia & Herzegovina Warsaw • Czestochowa • Krakow • Prague • Vienna • Budapest • Zagreb • Medjugorje • Dubrovnik For more info or To Reserve space, email: info@marianathatours.org Phone: 1-780-707-1683 Or Download the brochure
The Path to Freedom: Preparing Spiritual leaders
This program is not designed for people going through 12 Step programs; rather, for pastoral professionals leading them.
Credo
Newman Theological College 8421 101 Avenue Northwest, EdmontonLocation: Newman Theological College, 10012 84 St. NW, Edmonton, AB, T6A 0B2 Time: 6:30-8:30pm Dates: September 21, 2026 October 19, 2026 November 16, 2026 December 7, 2026 January 25, 2027 February 22, 2027 March 15, 2027 Contact Person: Jeanne McKay Rowan (ntc.campusministry@gmail.com)
Bible Study at St. Albert Parish
St. Albert Parish will be hold a fall Bible study beginning on Monday 21 September (7 – 8pm in the parish hall) and will go on until the end of November. This Fall term, the study will focus on three Letters found in the New Testament: St Paul’s Letter to the Hebrews, and the First and Second Letters of St Peter. Dr. Saulnier, a member of St. Albert parish, will once again lead the study. He is a Professor of Sacred Scriptures at Newman Theological College here in Edmonton, where he has been teaching since 2007.