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May 3, 2018

Bishops around the world adopt Communion guidelines for interchurch couples

Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki of Cologne, Germany, and Cardinal Reinhard Marx of Munich elevate the Eucharist during Mass in the cathedral in Fulda, Germany, Sept. 23, 2014.
VATICAN – The German bishops are not the only bishops in the world to propose or adopt pastoral guidelines for allowing an Anglican or a Protestant married to a Catholic to receive the Eucharist under certain circumstances.
Published in International
April 17, 2017

Saskatoon couple works to improve marriages, which need 'regular tuneups'

Phil and Mary Wrubleski Saskatoon, who chair the diocesan Marriage Task Force, are examining marriage mentoring, in which a younger couple is invited to meet monthly with a more-established couple trained to engage in helpful conversations about marriage, life and children.

SASKATOON, Saskatchewan – Phil and Mary Wrubleski are eager to bring practical marriage enrichment opportunities to couples in the Diocese of Saskatoon.

Published in Canada
June 26, 2016

Saskatoon bishop tries out homelessness for 36 hours in charity challenge

Bishop Donald J. Bolen of the Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, picks up breakfast at Saskatoon Friendship Inn June 18, after spending the night in a city park as part of the Sanctum Survivor homelessness challenge. He was one of 10 community leaders and celebrities who participated in the 36-hour event.
SASKATOON, Saskatchewan – Thirty-six hours may not seem like a long time to be without a home, but for Bishop Donald J. Bolen of Saskatoon and nine others, it was long enough to better understand what being homeless is really like.
Published in Canada