Embedded Files
Easter
Easter
Resources
Resources
- Loyola Press Easter Resources
- The Signs & Symbols of Easter (Busted Halo)
- Fr. Mike's Easter Special
- Bishop Barron on The Meaning of Easter (for High School)
- Catholic Icing Easter Activities for Children
- 3 Minute Retreats by Loyola Press
- Office Provincial de l'Éducation de la foi Catholique de l'Ontario (OPÉCO)
- The God Minute by Simply Catholic
Updates from the Diocese of Prince Albert
Updates from the Diocese of Prince Albert
For the most up to date information regarding Mass times and parish events in light of COVID-19 please see: https://www.padiocese.ca/
Letter from His Excellency Bishop Albert Thévenot of March 18, 2020
Sacrament Program - Important Dates
Sacrament Program - Important Dates
All Sacrament celebrations and retreats for candidates have been postponed. Updates from the Diocese of Prince Albert can be found at https://www.padiocese.ca/ New dates will be posted as they are made available.
Fill Your Bucket This School Year!
Fill Your Bucket This School Year!
Did you know that all #LOCCS staff members are eligible for up to $300/person to participate in personal faith development? Click here to learn more about AP 135 - Personal Faith Development Grants and be sure to talk to your Faith Development Team representative. The application form can be found here.
Can't find information about what faith development opportunities exist? Try these links:
Faith Development Fund
Faith Development Fund
All LOCCS staff are eligible for up to $300.00 in order to engage in personal faith development. See AP135 for the criteria and how to apply or speak to your school Faith Development team representative.
#IAmCatholicEducation
#IAmCatholicEducation
If you’re open to Catholic education, our doors are open to you. Catholic education is open to any family who wants a Catholic, faith-based education for their kids. We believe it should stay that way. These testimonies by parents and students illustrate why Catholic education works.
"I choose Catholic education because the values everyone carries influences me to be better in the school and in the community. Catholic education helps you find who you are in the community and gives you endless support in your journey. I find the staff and students have more respect for each other due to the environment they are in. It does not matter what religion you practice or which creator you believe in. Everyone is welcomed and treated with respect." - Allysa Woodrow, Grade 12
PC: Tyler Marr
I choose Catholic education because everyone is treated in the same way even if we don't believe in the same things. It's a great environment to be in because everyone is welcome and a part of our family. There is more than faith taught here and it will stay with me for the rest of my life.
- Jeanny Jung, Grade 12
I choose Catholic education because the teachers here, more than any other school, are more connected to their students and want them to grow.
- Layson Roan, Grade 12
I choose Catholic education because of the community that it provides, along with the education, along with the faith background, all contributes to a wholesome education rather than just educating your brain.
- Katie Dyck, Grade 12
"I choose Catholic education because we practice the values of kindness, honesty, and respect. As a result, we are more of a family; we are open to all and get along well." - Courtney Johnson, Grade 12
We choose Catholic education because it is family centered. Catholic education allows everyone to flourish.
- Curtis, Emily & Karen Simon
We choose Catholic education because it is diverse, welcoming, and open to everyone.
- Jamie Killoran & Dur Phommavong, LOCCS Parents
Accolades & Reminders for LOCCS Staff
Accolades & Reminders for LOCCS Staff
#LOCCStrengths Staff Testimonies
#LOCCStrengths Staff Testimonies
Thank you to all staff who have shared their #LOCCStrengths journey with the world! ICYMI, they are located on the #LOCCStrengths Blog. Our sincere gratitude is extended to:
Are you willing to share your #LOCCStrengths journey?
Are you willing to share your #LOCCStrengths journey?
If so, please contact Ramona Stillar, Projects Coordinator, via email to: r.stillar@loccsd.ca
Resources
Resources
This is the official site of the Vatican. Daily meditations, bulletins, and other documents are available here.
Dynamic Catholic has developed world-class resources that will inspire you and your students to rediscover Catholicism. Be sure to sign-up for "The Best Lent Ever"!
Busted Halo aims to bring the joy of the Gospel to all people in innovative and creative ways through articles, video, podcasts, radio, and social media.
Whether you have or haven't heard of Fr. Mike Schmitz, you will most definitely want to check out his videos for youth and adults.
Liturgical Planning: Key Resources
Liturgical Planning: Key Resources
- The Order of the Mass: General Instruction of the Roman Missal/GIRM 2011 Canadian Edition from the Archdiocese of Regina Liturgy Commission
- The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM), 2011 Canadian Edition, from the Archdiocese of Regina Liturgy Commission
- Litugical Principles for Pastoral Musicians, Archdiocese of Regina Liturgy Commission, 2017
Indigenous Resources
Indigenous Resources
**NEW** - Kateri Television provides Catholic Education T.V. on demand. Videos and study guides explores the Medicine Wheel and how Aboriginal spirituality connects to Catholic teachings. See the program modules here.
Supporting Reconciliation in Saskatchewan Schools is a self-guided professional development module available to Saskatchewan educators. Check it our on at EDonline here.
The Our Lady of Guadalupe Circle, a Catholic coalition of Indigenous people, bishops, clergy, lay movements and institutes of consecrated life, has a new website.
The Kateri Native Ministry in Ottawa does a lot of work in bridging the distance between Indigenous culture and Catholic spirituality. You may wish to review their website and the variety of programs they offer: https://katerinativeministry.ca/
Citizenship Resources
Citizenship Resources
Development and Peace, Caritas Canada has a wide array of resources and activities for classroom use. They are useful during Lent or within your social studies/sciences courses throughout the year. Be sure to check them out if you haven't already done so on the Development and Peace website.
Concentus Citizenship Education has grade-specific citizenship resources that directly align with Saskatchewan Social Sciences curricula. See more here.
SaskTel’s Be Kind Online is an initiative to bring awareness and education to cyberbullying and cyber safety. It is also a reminder that each and everyone one of us has an obligation to monitor our online behaviour and share in the opportunity to spread positivity. There are a number of resources to support youth, families and educators to address bullying prevention. See more at here.
School Happenings & Faith Activities
School Happenings & Faith Activities
Mass Times
Mass Times
Mass Times for the Lake Area
Mass Times for the Lake Area
Ste Rose de Lima, Cochin - 9:00 am every Sunday
Holy Cross, Glaslyn - 11:00 am every Sunday
St. Charles, Moosomin - 1:00 pm every Sunday
St. Leon, Jackfish - 7:00 pm every Saturday
Christ the King, Edam - 9:00 am every Sunday
Our Lady of Fatima, Meota - 10:15 am every Sunday
St. Hippolyte, Vawn - 11:30 am every 2nd weekend
Mass Times for the Battlefords
Mass Times for the Battlefords
Notre Dame
- Saturday: 7:00 pm
- Sunday: 11:00 am & 5:00 pm
St. André
- Friday 9:30 a.m.
- Sunday 9:30 a.m.
St. Joseph Calasactius
- Saturday: 7:30 p.m.
- Sunday: 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.
St. Vital
- Saturday 5:00 p.m.
- Sunday 10:30 a.m.
Sister Rita & Sister Raymonde Receive the St. Joseph Award
Sister Rita & Sister Raymonde Receive the St. Joseph Award
Congratulations to Sister Rita & Sister Raymonde! They are the 2019 recipients of the St. Joseph Award from Catholic Missions in Canada. The St. Joseph Award recognizes and honours missionaries whose dedication is a light for the world. They serve as role models for today’s society. We are so proud of both of you, and we offer our sincere congratulations! See more in this video:
XV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops regarding Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment
XV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops regarding Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment
Bishop Bryan Bayda of the Eparchy of Saskatoon recently participated in the XV Ordinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops regarding Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment. Learn more about his experience in this video or on the official website. The video produced by Bishop Bayda includes lots of information, ideas, and questions to generate powerful discussion with youth about our faith.
Advent Resources for 2019-20
Advent Resources for 2019-20
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