Please note our classes will resume this September. Registration will take place on Saturday September 12 between 10AM-12PM in our Church foyer. We are still looking for volunteers to assist with our program. Please contact our office for details. .
Dear Parishioners, as of July 25, 2020 new guidelines that are easing restrictions for faith-based gatherings have been put in effect. According to the new regulations the Church capacity has been increased to around 4 times its previous limit. For more details please check latest memorandum from Archbishop Gagnon here. If we reach our Church’s full capacity, there will continue to be extra space in the chapel, basement and conference room during Mass. We will live stream the upstairs Mass in the basement and bring Holy Communion as well. For these that can not attend daily and Sunday's Masses will sill be live-streamed from our Church and as well @ the Archdiocesan Website
Due to current restrictions in place due to pandemic outbreak we have reduced office hours. Our office will be open Tuesday-Thursday between 10AM - 3PM and on Friday between 10AM-12PM.
✨Please note also: Catholics in the diocese of Winnipeg are dispensed (excused) from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass until January 2021 as a result of the ongoing pandemic, so realize that there is no OBLIGATION to attend Mass. If you would LIKE to pray with us physically, we would be more than happy✨ We will continue to offer Online Masses and into the future for those who cannot attend physically.
Please note our classes will resume this September. Registration will take place on Saturday September 12 between 10AM-12PM in our Church foyer. We are still looking for volunteers to assist with our program. Please contact our office for details. .
Confirmation will be this year on September 17th and September 24th. Please contact our office for details.
First Holy Communion Mass will be this year on Sunday September 13th @ 9:30 AM and on Saturday Spetember 26th @ 5PM. Please contact our office for details.
Welcome to our new site that is still currently under development. We hope to have it completed in a few weeks. Please send us feedback and suggestions you may have. Thnak you.
Our Catholic parish in Manitoba was founded at 341 Selkirk Avenue, by Archbishop Adelard Langevin in 1898 to serve Poles, Ukrainians, Germans, and Slovaks residing in Winnipeg’s North End. The parish was established when two Polish priests, Fathers John and Albert Kulawy of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate religious order, arrived in Winnipeg.
A wood frame Gothic Revival church was built on this site during 1899-1900. It was veneered in brick in 1901 and doubled in size with the addition of transepts, a sanctuary, and a sacristy in 1905-06. The parish became the focal point of Polish culture in Manitoba following the construction of the first Polish school in Canada in 1902 and a rectory in 1903. It served as the base for Oblate missionary activity in Polish communities across Western Canada.
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