St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral
The spiritual heart of Saskatoon for over 100 years!
SUNDAY MASS
Sundays: 8:00am, 10:00am, 8:00pm
DAILY MASS
Monday – Saturday: 12:10pm
CONFESSION & ADORATION
Confession: Monday – Saturday: 11:30am – 12:00pm
Eucharistic Adoration: Wednesdays: 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Why we need to Rest in God on Sunday: “As God, who made all things, did not rest in those things … but rested in Himself from the created works … so we too should learn not to regard the works as the goal, but to rest from the works in God Himself, in whom our happiness lies.”
– St. Thomas Aquinas
“The Cross is the way of Paradise, but only when it’s borne willingly.”
– St. Paul of the Cross
St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon, SK. In recent time it has grown to become a young and fervent community looking to rekindle traditional Catholicism in light of recent Ecumenical Councils by making this parish the focal point of their lives.
We are an icon of the Church Catholic – every continent, every age, and every stage shines in the faces of this People of God. There is a strong core of parishioners who have continued to welcome new immigrants, build relationships with the residents of the downtown, and reach out in service to the city core. These are our precious elders. We are anchored in daily the worship of God in Holy Mass, the celebration of God’s mercy in Reconciliation, in being a centre for prayer, and in living as a community of care.
All are welcome to this holy place of prayer and faith in God. No pretenses here – this is a community that strives- with the heart of our Patron, Paul of Tarsus, Saint of the Inner City – “to please everyone in everything we do, not seeking our own advantage, but that of many, so that they may be saved” (1 Cor. 10:33). We look forward to you journeying with us as we all humbly approach Christ Jesus through His most Holy Sacrifice on the altar and are impelled to bring His Love into our families, our city, and our world.
Fr. Stefano Penna – Rector
Renovations
Our Sanctuary is in need of structural repair and we need your support. Come be a part of fixing the space and help to beautify it. We hope to enrich our offering to God the Father in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass through this project.
Recent Posts
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Fr. Penna recommends: Peter Kreeft, Love, Loss and the Meaning of Suffering
If nothing else, go to 2:07:07 to 2:08:56
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Sunday Sermon: Why they do not understand the Parables
Carissima famiglia, praise be Jesus Christ. Now and forever. He speaks to us. “To you it has been given to know the secrets of the kingdom of heaven, but to them it has not been given… Blessed are your eyes, for they see, and your ears, for they hear”. This Gospel is the most wonderful…
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“My yoke is easy” … You must be kidding (Summer Homily)
Finding Rest in Christ’s Yoke Praise be Jesus Christ. Carissima Famiglia—my dearest family, my dear ones—”to whom the Son has chosen to reveal the Father”. That’s the first word from today’s Gospel. Hidden from others who are wise in the eyes of the world, we—infants, who, even if we’re really, really brilliant—don’t know a whole…
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A (Challenging) Homily for Canada Day 2026
Praise be Jesus Christ. Grazie Signore per la nostra Paese di Canada! Thank You Lord for our Country of Canada. Carissima famiglia, my dearest family, Happy Canada Day. Blessings on you on this day. Boy, the Word of God is quite striking today, is it not, huh? These are not special readings tied to this…
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The Sacred Heart: Love in Flesh and Authority Over Ideology
Praised be Jesus Christ. Carissima famiglia, my dearest family. The good news that each of us is called to proclaim, (because as we heard the names of the apostles read to us today, there was a spot, ‘your name here’, because you and I come this evening to be commissioned to go out and gather…
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MYSTERY: How the Trinity Stretches our Hearts
May 31, 2026 Mystery. This can be a dangerous word for believers if taken to mean “completely unknowable”. ‘God is a Mystery.’ Sounds humble, but to often today it means for secularized folks that “No one can know who God is. Thus, all God-talk is the same – whether Christian, Jewish, New Age, Native Spirituality,…
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Day Pilgrimage to Holy Rosary Shrine
On July 12, 2026 join us for the 94th annual pilgrimage to the Historic Shrine of the Holy Rosary in Reward, SK! Bus departing from St. Paul’s Co-Cathedral at 10:00 am and returning at 9:30 pm Activities at the shrine start at 2 p.m. with Eucharistic Adoration in the church and opportunity for confession, as…
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Saint François de Laval: Canada’s Founder in Christ
Reading from Timothy: “I solemnly urge you: proclaim the message; be persistent whether the time is favorable or unfavorable; convince, rebuke, and encourage with the utmost patience in teaching. For the time is coming when people will not put up with sound teaching, but, having their ears tickled, they will accumulate for themselves teachers to…
ABOUT OUR PARISH
St. Paul’s was the first Catholic parish in Saskatoon, indeed, in the entire diocese. Since the 1880s, when the first Catholic settlers arrived in Saskatoon, Mass was celebrated by visiting Oblate priests in local Catholic’s houses…
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