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NEW 2026 Chrism Mass Photo Gallery

Saint Boniface Cathedral was full to bursting on March 31 as Bishop Albert LeGatt presided at the Chrism Mass. Parishioners from all over the diocese turned out to collect the holy oils blessed by our archbishop. The Mass was also an opportunity to mark the anniversaries of ordination of many of our priests and deacons. Congratulations to: Archbishop Albert LeGatt (25 years as bishop)., Archbishop Emeritus Émilius Goulet (25 years as bishop), Fr. Charles Fillion (25 years). Fr. Lawrence Agorchukwu (30 years), Fr. Bernard Quang, PSS, (40 years), Fr. Edmond Baril (60 years), Fr. Edward Bonnin (60 years), Fr. Lionel Thibault (60 years), Fr. David Brabant (65 years) and Fr. Gérard Dionne (65 years).

To see the photo gallery, click on the photo above, or click here

NEW - Archbishop LeGatt’s Easter Message

This year, in his Easter message, Archbishop Albert reminds us of the words of the Holy Thursday entrance antiphon: “We should glory in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, in whom is our salvation, life and resurrection, through whom we are saved and delivered.” (cf. Gal 6:14) As we prepare to enter the high holy days of the Easter Triduum, we are invited to contemplate the Cross not as a sign of defeat, but as the source of our hope — where love is given completely, and where new life begins. Archbishop Albert also calls us to recognize our personal responsibility to be bearers of peace and unity in our world, especially in these trying times.

This mission takes shape in simple, concrete ways: in choosing understanding over division, forgiveness over resentment, and charity in our daily encounters. In a special way during these holy days, this calling becomes tangible. As we walk with Christ through His passion, we are invited to become more like Him: instruments of reconciliation and witnesses of hope. May this Triduum be a time of deep prayer and renewal for you and your loved ones, and may the light of Easter begin to rise gently in your hearts.

VIDEO - About the Synod and Synodality with Michael Higgins

From 2021-24, the Church held the Synod on Synodality. The goal was to encourage the church—clergy, religious and laity—to “walk together” by meaningfully participating in the life of the church through active listening and dialogue. What happened during that Synod? How was it different from previous Church gatherings in Rome? Why is it important for all believers? How do we implement the Synod's Report and counsels? How do we make synodality known, understood and practiced in our parishes? As we seek to walk together in the Holy Spirit... what now?

Join Dr. Michael Higgins, Canadian scholar, writer and frequent commentator on the Catholic Church for Canadian media for an engrossing discussion.

I Am With You - A Documentary on St. Carlo Acutis

Filmed on location in Italy, this EWTN original documentary chronicles the life of Blessed Carlo Acutis. Through photos, interviews, and testimonies from family and friends, his story comes alive as a reminder of holiness in our times.

Jubilee Pilgrimage Recap Video for our Diocese

This retrospective video shines a spotlight on the Jubilee year that was, as lived out in our Archdiocese of Saint-Boniface, at several of our Jubilee shrines such as Saint Boniface Cathedral, St. Andrew Bobola, Saint-Norbert, Sainte-Anne-des-Chênes, Our Lady of La Salette Grotto and St. Mary church in Beausejour, the Our Lady Grotto in St. Malo and many more, including the Immaculate Conception Grotto in Cooks Creek. You’ll also see various events and celebrations that took place over the course of the Jubilee year. Enjoy!

Pastoral Services – Annual Report 2024–2025

 "As archbishop, my responsibilities are many: to teach, sanctify, and govern; to share the Good News of the saving Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ; to provide the spiritual and sacramental nourishment necessary for growth in holiness; and to guide people toward a common vision and communion of faith, hope, and love, lived in fraternity, solidarity, and justice.

This service to Jesus Christ and his Body, the Church, can certainly be accomplished, but never by me alone. All the baptized are called to be involved in our archdiocese. This is where the Pastoral Services Team comes in. Its mission is manifested daily as it reaches out to you, especially through your parishes, to help you live your ministry fully in the Church and within your community." - Bishop Albert LeGatt

We invite you to read the Pastoral Services Annual Report for 2024-2025 by clicking here or on the image.