St. Francis Of Assisi Church, Calgary Calgary AB

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Welcome to our Humble Church

We warmly welcome you to our humble St. Francis Church. You are in a wonderful place to worship - to pray, to meditate and to admire this unique architectural form, in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Originally, St. Francis was established in 1931 as a chapel of ease from St. Mary's Cathedral. At that time, it cared for a small residential community and the influx of new immigrants. In 1934, Bishop Monahan, then Bishop of Calgary, created it as a parish.

In 1957, the original structure was replaced and the new church was built by Msgr. Joseph Le Fort, acting Pastor, who engaged the well known firm J. Stevenson & Associate. The firm gained honors for this building as an Architectural Exhibition held for Western Canada.

St. Francis serves its parishioners in the Calgary downtown area, the various people working here, not to say, the increasing number each year of tourists visiting our famous City of Calgary.

In 1988, Bishop Paul O'Byrne entrusted St. Francis to the Dominican Fathers. These Fathers are working tirelessly to beautify and maintain it up to date, to serve everyday more and more people from all over the world.

Please help us to do the job to keep St. Francis always serving your spiritual needs.....for many more years to come.

Father Joseph Tran Duc Hau

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Street Address

St. Francis Of Assisi Church, Calgary
211 - 6th Avenue S.E.
Calgary, AB T2G 0G4
Canada
Phone: (403) 266-2512
Fax: (403) 263-4341

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Church Pastor

Fr. Joseph Canh Vu, OP
Fr. Joseph Canh Vu, OP
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211 - 6th Avenue S.E.
Calgary, AB T2G 0G4
Canada
Phone: (403) 266-2512
Fax: (403) 263-4341

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St. Francis Of Assisi Church, Calgary Mass Times

Mass Times

Weekdays

Tuesday to Friday - 12:05 pm

Weekends

Saturday - 5:30 pm
Sunday - 9:00 am,11:00 am, and 4:30 pm.

Confessions

20’ before all masses or after.

Rosary

30 minutes before Mass.

Eucharistic Adoration

20 Minutes before Mass, every Friday in Lent.

Baptism

Second Saturday of the month. Parent Preparation session required.

Marriage

A minimum of six months before the desired dates.

St. Francis Of Assisi Church, Calgary mass times last updated on the 22nd of February, 2024
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St. Francis Of Assisi Church, Calgary History

Originally, St. Francis was established in 1931 as a chapel of ease from St. Mary's Cathedral. At that time, it cared for a small residential community and the influx of new immigrants. In 1934, Bishop Monahan, then Bishop of Calgary, created it as a parish.

In 1957, the original structure was replaced and the new church was built by Msgr. Joseph Le Fort, acting Pastor, who engaged the well known firm J. Stevenson & Associate. The firm gained honors for this building as an Architectural Exhibition held for Western Canada.

In 1988, Bishop Paul O'Byrne entrusted St. Francis to the Dominican Fathers. These Fathers are working tirelessly to beautify and maintain it up to date, to serve everyday more and more people from all over the world.

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