All parishioners and families are invited to pray novenas to St. Joseph this month for his powerful intercession to help us begin building our new parish church in 2023.

Starting today, parishioners will be meeting three Fridays during Lent to share meatless soups together at 6:00pm, followed by praying the Stations of the Cross together at 7:00pm. All are welcome to join us in Holy Cross Collegiate (north doors).

Please click here for more information about the Horizons of Hope sessions offered by the Diocese regarding physician-assisted suicide (euthanasia), end-of-life issues, and palliative care.

Today we celebrate the nativity of Jesus Christ, Our Lord and King. May you and your family have a blessed Christmas season, celebrating the Babe of Bethlehem.

Come and celebrate the Feast of St John Paul II with Bishop William McGrattan at St. Mary's Cathedral at 9am on Saturday, October 22nd followed by the veneration of the 1st class relic (blood) of St John Paul II until 2pm. This has been organized with the help of St. Francis Xavier Chaplaincy, and the Seeds of the Word (nuns and male religious), and Sacred Heart Parish. All families and parishioners are cordially invited to join us at the Cathedral for this day of prayer and veneration. Please seek the intercession of St John Paul II for our families, the priesthood, and religious vocations.

Congratulations and prayers go out to the two parish couples who were recently joined in the bonds of Holy Matrimony: Christopher and Sarah (nee McKinnon) Everett, and Christopher and Kristina (nee de Boer) O'Leary. May God bless their lives together and grant them bountiful graces.

For information about Pope Francis's visit to Canada please click here.

A reminder that all parishioners are invited to join us in our annual Corpus Christi procession this Sunday, immediately following Holy Mass. Our Lord will walk the streets of Strathmore. After the procession the CWL and Knights invite all to join us for our parish BBQ, which will be followed by children's games and a family softball game.

On Holy Thursday we begin the Divine Mercy Chaplet novena in preparation for the Solemnity of Divine Mercy on Sunday, April 24th. All parishioners and families are invited to join in praying the novena.

We are beginning our second 50/50 raffle to raise funds for the new church. The draw date is April 30th, and the jackpot is $10,000, with $5000 going to the lucky winner. Click here for more information

All parishioners are invited to participate in our parish's "listening session" for the Synod on Synodality.  We will be hosting the session at 7:00pm on Wednesday, March 23rd at HCC. For more information, please click here.

Click here to read the latest Diocesan publication.

For those interested in more details about Phase 4 and 5 of our construction plan, as presented by Paul O'Leary (Building Committee Chairman) at Mass a few weeks ago, please feel free to click here and see PowerPoint slides with the details.

Please remember to keep the children who are preparing for the sacraments of First Holy Communion and Confirmation in your prayers this week and over the course of their preparation period.

The Diocese has published an article about our parish and the relics we are blessed to have obtained through the work of Fr. Wojciech Jarzecki. Please click here to read the article.

Please click here for details about the changes to Mass times on Saturdays and Sundays, due to scheduling conflicts with the HCC gymnasium.

Please join us at 7:00pm on August 27 at Kinsmen Park Bandstand to help bless our students and teachers who are getting ready for school. All Kids - Please bring your backpacks so that we may bless them and all of you. Sponsored by Strathmore Ministerial. Click here for more details.

The Diocese has released a statement entitled "Commitment and Contribution of the Diocese of Calgary to Reconciliation and Healing." Please click the link above to read the statement in full.

As Alberta enters stage 3 of its re-opening and COVID recovery plan, many of the previous restrictions for Holy Mass and other parish activities have been lifted. Thanks be to God!

Now that the province has moved us into Stage 2 of our COVID recovery plan we are now allowed 1/3rd capacity at Mass. This means that we are no longer restricted to only having 75 parishioners attend each Mass. Because of eased restrictions we will be returning to our previous schedule of Masses: one Saturday evening Vigil Mass at 5:00pm, and one Sunday morning Mass at 10:00am.