Welcome
A hearty welcome to Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples. Located in Edmonton, we are a unique Catholic community of Indigenous peoples and settlers who pray together using symbols, music, and rituals which are meaningful to our People and to our culture. The interior of our Church is designed to illustrate our journey in faith using our Native and Métis culture.
We use sweetgrass, sage, cedar, and tobacco, as well as drums in our liturgy, and we sing songs that speak deeply to us. We extend the hand of friendship to all our brothers and sisters worldwide, to share in the hopes and faith of the People of the First Nations and Métis Nation by listening to God’s Word and by breaking bread with us.
Thanks to your generosity, we’ve raised 35.12% of our fundraising goal!
MASS TIMES
*As of March 2022, all COVID restrictions have been removed. All are welcome to come and participate in our communal worship.*
Daily
- Monday – Saturday at 9 a.m. In person and livestreamed on our Facebook page)
Sundays
- On Sundays, we celebrate Masses at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. (Indigenous Mass), at the Sacred Heart School gymnasium across the street from the Church.
- Eritrean Mass at 4:00 pm at St. Clare’s Catholic Church
- Evening Mass at 7:00 pm at Santa Maria Goretti Catholic Church
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About us
In 1990, the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate, Grandin Province, officially staffed the Parish with Oblate priests to work with the Native people. In 1993, Archbishop MacNeil of Edmonton designated Sacred Heart Parish “The official Parish for the Catholic First Nations Peoples of Edmonton and surrounding communities”. Since then, we have had this place to call our spiritual home, where we can share our gifts with one another.
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Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples - Catholic Church
Through this page we keep our parishioners and friends informed about parish information and events. We offer spiritual reflections, teaching and encouragement that show the harmony of Indigenous wisdom and Christian faith.
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