Vocations Office - Religious Life
"A precious gift for the growth and holiness of Christian People"
Pope John Paul II in his letter to the 1992 Montreal Congress
The call to religious life is always marked by a desire to serve God and God's people, to care for the needy and to bring people to experience God's love. The uniqueness of the call to religious life is living the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience in community. The essential service of the religious is to witness to all the faithful that each of us ultimately belongs to God from whom all our gifts are given to serve his people.
At the heart of the call to religious life is a desire to give oneself in love to God in a way so total that the pursuit of union with God makes it impossible for anything or anyone to be more central. If you have a love of God, the Church, a heart of generosity and service rooted in community and personal prayer you may have a calling to a religious vocation.
Religious Orders for Women in the Diocese of Saskatoon:
Franciscan Sisters of St. Elizabeth
374-2840
Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary-Sisters of Loretto
www.ibvm.ca
Les Filles de la Providence
www.providenceintl.org/fr
School Sisters of Notre Dame
www.ssndcanadian.org
Sisters of the Assumption
668-6345
Sisters of Charity of Montreal
www.grey-nuns.org
Sisters of the Child Jesus
members.shaw.ca/gmlamy/index.html
Sisters of Mission Service
553-0170
Sisters of Notre Dame D'Auvergence
242-4625
Sisters of Our Lady of Sion
www.sistersofsion.net
Sisters of Our Lady of the Cross
373-3176
Sisters of the Presentation of Mary
www.presentationofmary.ca
Ursuline Sisters of Bruno
652-1575
Ursuline Sisters of Chatam Union
www.ursulines.org
Ursulines of St. Angela's Convent
www.stangela.sasktelwebsite.net/sisters.htm
Religious Orders for men in the Diocese of Saskatoon:
Missionaries of the Holy Family
http://msf-america.org
Oblates of Mary Immaculate
http://www.oblatevocations.com/
Order of St. Benedict
www.osb.org
Redemptorists
www.redemptorists.ca | 
