Welcome to
ST. ANNE PARISH
Established in 1962 in Regina, Saskatchewan, St. Anne Parish, at its founding had 180 families.
The first building to be constructed, completed in November 1962, was the parish hall which served
as the worship space and parish center. Mass was celebrated in the hall for five years, using
metal chairs and wooden kneelers, until the building for the church proper was complete.
In March 1966, a construction tender was awarded for the church with final costs
estimated at $325,000. On April 12, Archbishop M. C. O'Neill turned the sod assisted
by the building committee - Gordon McKay, John Dureau, Terry Moynihan, and Father Floyd.
On November 27, 1967, the altar at St. Anne Parish was consecrated
by the Right Reverend F. Gerein.
St. Anne Parish has served the community for nearly 65 years and has been instrumental
for the strong Catholic community in the Hillsdale area.
MASS TIMES
Monday - no mass
Tuesday - 7:00PM
Wednesday - 8:30AM
Thursday - 7:00PM
Friday - 8:30 AM
Saturday - 5:30PM
Sunday - 9:00AM
MASS INTENTIONS
If you would like the Holy Mass to be offered for your or your loved ones' intentions, please call the parish office, or include your written intention in the donation box in the church. Mass offering is $10.
SERVICES
Reconciliation:
30 mins prior to each mass
Annointing of the Sick:
Contact the parish office
Baptism:
Contact the parish office
Marriage:
Contact Pastor a mimimum of
six months in advance
PASTORS
St. Anne Parish welcomes
Father (Jules) Komi Adator.
VOLUNTEER
We have openings for lectors, servers at mass, singers and musicians, ushers and greeters.
We hope you will consider how the Holy Spirit may be calling you to give as you have received
GIVING
Every gift we receive at St. Anne
supports our programs and maintains our beautiful parish. Thank you for your generosity!
Upcoming Events
OCTOBER is the month of the Holy Rosary
All parishoners are invited to pray the rosary with us 20 mins before the weekend and weekday masses.
Please review the parish bulletin for details.
"We cannot live without hope. We have to have some purpose in life, some meaning to our existence. We have to aspire to something. Without hope, we begin to die."
Pope John Paul II
