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Bishop visits diocesan seminarians in Edmonton
First source report
Bishop Mark Hagemoen visited three seminarians from the Diocese of Saskatoon at St. Joseph Seminary in Edmonton on Oct. 16-17.
The seminarians, who are discerning ordination to the priesthood, include Daniel Witzaney, John Paul Wasan, and Mischa Taillon. Witzaney is the newest addition to the group at St. Joseph Seminary this year.
Two other diocesan seminarians are currently serving in local parishes. Matthew Witzaney is stationed at the Cathedral of the Holy Family in Saskatoon, while Huy Le is serving at St. Peter in Unity, St. James in Wilkie, and St. Michael in Tramping Lake.
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Diocese of Saskatoon · Kiply Lukan Yaworski
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- Oct 14, 5:27 AM PT Search Youth Retreat Nov. 13-15 for Grades 10-12
- Oct 6, 2:32 PM PT Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon to hold Catechetical Forum
- Oct 5, 3:35 PM PT Diocese of Saskatoon to host Catechist Connection online
- Sep 26, 1:10 PM PT Bishop Mark Hagemoen releases message for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
- Sep 25, 4:17 PM PT · 4 sources Bishop Pierre Goudreault presents President's Annual Report to Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
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