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COVID-19 resources
Mass Registration
Online Masses
Click above to register to attend or serve (volunteer) at Holy Mass.
Mass Volunteer Sign Up Page
Sacred Heart Parish COVID-19 Resource Page
Parishes throughout the Diocese are now offering numerous live-streamed Masses for the faithful to participate in on Sundays, and throughout the week. Please click the links below to find a Holy Mass for you and your family.- Diocese of Calgary - Live & Recorded Mass Listings
- Sunday Masses with Bishop McGrattan and Daily Masses at various parishes.
- EWTN - English
- Word on Fire - English
- Formed.org - English
- Diocese of Calgary - Live & Recorded Mass Listings
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Confession Times
- Sunday: 9:15 AM to 9:45 AM Confessions in HCC Foods Room.
- WedFri 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Please phone the Parish Office to make an appointment on these days.
- Saturday: 4:15 PM to 4:45 PM Confessions in HCC Foods Room.
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Parish News
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September 1It has been brought to our attention that many in our Parish have been receiving phishing emails that look like they are coming from Fr. Tomy. Please do not respond to these emails or click on any links within these emails. If you receive an email that seems suspicious, or one that is requesting you to communicate back via email, or if you are asked to purchase gift cards, please do the following:Read More
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August 9Father Tomy will now be available for the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Saturdays and Sundays before Holy Mass. He will hear confessions from 4:15-4:45pm on Saturday evenings, and 9:15-9:45am on Sunday mornings.Read More
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August 9We'd like to offer our new pastor a hearty Strathmore welcome from all parishioners. To get to know Father Tomy a little more, please click here.Read More
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building our new church
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We are currently in the midst of fundraising and pledge campaigns, seeking to raise the necessary funds to begin renovating the old IGA building in Strathmore into our new spiritual home. Please watch the new extended virtual walkthrough video below to see the gorgeous design that our architecture team have developed for our new Church.
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Online Giving
During this pandemic, our faith community needs us even more. Please remember to keep supporting our parish with weekly or recurring donations. If you are attending Saturday/Sunday Mass, you may place your donation in the offertory basket located near the altar. If you would like to make an online donation, please click the button below:
You may also consider signing up for monthly automatic direct debit payments. Please complete the Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) Agreement form and forward it to the Parish Office located at 23 Strathmore Lakes Way, Strathmore, AB T1P 1L7. Thank you for your generous gifts.
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pastoral statement from the bishops of alberta and nwt
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a big impact on all of us, but what has been the effect on us as a Catholic community?
The Bishops of Alberta and the Northwest Territories released a pastoral statement, called 'On the Impact of COVID-19 & the Call to Christian Renewal' and Grandin Media has embarked on an ambitious project to explore its themes.
This letter – addressed to all the Catholic faithful – offers praise and thanks for the many examples of care and collaboration that have emerged during the pandemic; it also highlights some of the social challenges that have surfaced and that will need to be addressed going forward.
In particular, the Bishops are inviting Catholics to review the impact of COVID-19 within their homes, schools, workplaces, and society in general, in light of the gospel and the social teaching of the Church, through reflections on seven topics. Which values, attitudes and behaviours will we want to hold on to going forward? Which may be in need of remedy or renewal?
Through a process of reflection and discernment, the Bishops are using this time as an opportunity to inspire and lead a renewal of Christian life in the Church that will impact society in positive ways.Over the next seven weeks, Grandin Media will be hosting seven panel discussions on the reflection themes referenced in the letter:
- The Inherent Dignity of Every Human Life (Sep 21)
- The Importance of the Family (Sep 28)
- Individual Rights and Responsibilities (Oct 5)
- Vulnerability and Solidarity (Oct 12)
- Responsibility for the Common Good (Oct 19)
- Healthy Use of Information Techologies (Oct 26)
- The Value and Dignity of Human Work (Nov 2)
The first panel discussion will be posted on September 21 and each subsequent Monday.
These panelists, assembled from across the province and territory, include top experts in their fields in health care, education, social services, law and ministry and business.
The goal is for all of us to gain insights into living our faith at home and at work, and in our parishes and communities.
At the invitation of the Bishops, an online feedback mechanism will be available to encourage comments and reflections by viewers or otherwise to send thoughts/comments to communications@calgarydiocese.ca
“Our Catholic faith has much to contribute with respect to promoting human, social and spiritual values for the common good of society,” the Bishops note in their letter. “We trust that you, like us, see the urgency to discern wisely the signs of the times and to “reset” our lives so that our collective experience in moving forward accords with the Gospel.” -
Please watch the video message above from Bishop William T. McGrattan, on the reintroduction of the public celebration of Holy Mass.
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in need of prayers?
Please click the link below if you'd like parishioners to pray for you, for a loved one, or for a special petition you might have in this difficult time.
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Please click the image to go Formed.Org. For more information, or to register, please click here. -
The Diocese of Calgary is entering a multi-year program of spiritual renewal. Bishop McGrattan invites all the faithful to embrace it as a Diocese in such a way that as we renew our individual commitments to the state of life for which we have been called by the Lord to live and serve, we become the leaven that will renew and transform the parishes, which when burning with zeal for the mission of Christ, in turn will assist in the formation of missionary disciples for the evangelization of our society. Read the Bishop's Pastoral Letter by clicking the image above.