Our Lady of Lourdes Parish - Our Lady of Lourdes

Saskatoon Marian Invocation (Saskatchewan)
Popular devotion (not officially recognized by the Church)

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish is a parish of the diocese of Saskatoon in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, of a strong Marian imprint. His official presentation highlights the character of a welcoming and Marian community, with pastoral emphasis on the sacraments and veneration. There is no known local apparition or miracle: it is a devotion imported from the advocation of Lourdes (France).

Main data

Origin and history

Our Lady of Lourdes Parish is a parish of the diocese of Saskatoon in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, of a strong Marian imprint. His official presentation highlights the character of a welcoming and Marian community, with pastoral emphasis on the sacraments and veneration. There is no known local apparition or miracle: it is a devotion imported from the advocation of Lourdes (France).

The image and the sanctuary

The parish retains an image of the Immaculate of Lourdes. There is no known sanctuary or additional detailed description in accessible sources.

Sponsorship and coronation

The advocation corresponds to Our Lady of Lourdes. There is no canonical coronation or specific civil patronage.

Party and devotion

The feast of Our Lady of Lourdes is held on February 11 in the universal liturgy. There is no mention of concrete wonders; the graces received are expressed only in a generic way in terms of prayer and intercession of Our Lady of Lourdes, within the realm of ordinary piety and without documented miracle.

Link to the Rosary

Marian parishes often promote the Rosary, but the parish website does not specifically mention groups of the Rosary or co-fradia. By rigour: there is no special link to the Rosary beyond the usual devotion.