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Our Lady of Assumption
Mariapolis
MB
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Who we are
Our Lady of Assumption in Mariapolis, Manitoba is a Christian congregation serving the Mariapolis community and encouraging others through a life-changing Christian journey.
We seek to serve God by working for justice and peace, respect and learn from all the great faith traditions and desire to be known by the love we have for one another.
We seek to serve God by working for justice and peace, respect and learn from all the great faith traditions and desire to be known by the love we have for one another.
Location of worship / Church Address
305 St. Paul Street
Mariapolis,
MB
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Canada
Phone: 204.836.2879
Fax: 204.836.2808
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Church Pastor
Fr. Vincent Lusty
Pastor
305 St. Paul Street
Mariapolis,
MB
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Canada
Phone: 204.836.2879
Fax: 204.836.2808
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Quote of the Day
Proverbs 4:23
Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.
Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life.
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Roman Catholic
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Our Lady of Assumption Mariapolis Mass Times
Mass Rotation Schedule - May- August 2023
May 06/07
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
May 13/14
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
May 20/21
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
May 27/28
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
June 03/04
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
June 10/11
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
June 17/18
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
June 24/25
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 01/02
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 08/09
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
July 15/16
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 22/23
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 29/30
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
August 05/06
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
August 12/13
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
August 19/20
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
August 26/27
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
Mass Times last updated on the 4th of June, 2023
May 06/07
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
May 13/14
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
May 20/21
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
May 27/28
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
June 03/04
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
June 10/11
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
June 17/18
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
June 24/25
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 01/02
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 08/09
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
July 15/16
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 22/23
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
July 29/30
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
August 05/06
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am Pilot Mound
August 12/13
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
August 19/20
Saturday 7:30 pm Pilot Mound
Sunday 9:00 am Swan Lake
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
August 26/27
Saturday 7:30 pm Mariapolis
Sunday 9:00 am Pilot Mound
Sunday 11:00 am St. Alphonse
Mass Times last updated on the 4th of June, 2023
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Our Lady of Assumption History
The Mariapolis faith community was a mission of St. Alphonse known as St. Alphonse Sud. With the coming of the railway in 1891 a village south of St. Alphonse was given the name of Mariapolis upon the suggestion of Fr. Telesphore Campeau, the parish priest of St. Alphonse, to the Northern Pacific Railway Company. From 1890 to 1895 Fr. Campeau served the mission of Mariapolis, saying Mass in a small Church in the Northeast corner of the village which had been constructed by the French inhabitants of the area. He was followed by Fr. Noel Perquis for two years and then by Fr. Gustave Willems from 1897-1899.
On September 24, 1899 Fr. August Roux, the pastor of St. Alphonse came to say Mass in Mariapolis. Each parishioner gave an offering of $1.00 towards the purchase of bells for this small church.
Fr. Picod, the assistant to Fr. Roux was in charge of the Mariapolis mission and served the community twice a month. in 1899, Mariapolis became detached from the parish of St. Alphonse. By the spring of 1900, the interior of the church had been paneled with voluntary contributions and a priest from St. Alphonse came to say Mass every Sunday.
In August 1903, the Mariapolis mission was elevated to a parish. Our Lady of the Assumption was the official name given to the new parish. Fr. Charles (Pere Charles) Deutschler became the first resident priest. He was replaced by Fr. J.B. Morlat (1904-6) and then by Fr. Jean Marie Comte (1906-7). In 1907 Fr. Joseph Albert Rousseau became the pastor. in July 1908 work on the foundation of the new and much larger parochial church of Mariapolis commenced. The church with bell tower (steeple) was to be 100 feet long by 42 feet wide, and of the Romanesque style with the estimated cost of more than $10,000.00. By 1910 the new church was being used for regular Sunday Mass and the old church was converted to a parish hall. a few years later the brick work to the exterior was done to a cost of approximately $1000. By 1927 the interior of the Church was completed.
Fr. Rousseau also administered to the Catholic people of Baldur. He was later aided by Fr. Joseph Fonmosse. Fr. Mazué replaced Fr. Rousseau for a short time.
During Fr. Moquin’s stay (1929-1955), a new bell was hoisted into the steeple and a new altar and ornaments were purchased for the church. In 1938, Greenway and Glenora were included into this parish where Mass was said twice a month in the Glenora hall.
In 1955 Fr. Moquin was replaced by Fr. Jolicoeur, followed by Fr. Fontaine in 1957. Fr. Fontaine went to Glenora every Sunday to say the 8:30 Mass. In 1960 Fr. Dugré became the new pastor. Fr Crémonesi (1965-1968) undertook the changes in bringing the altar forward and removing the Communion rail. In 1968 our parish again became a mission of St. Alphonse under the direction of Fr. Hunfeld. Rather than travelling to Glenora, Fr. Hunfeld arranged to say an 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Mass in Mariapolis each Sunday which he did until his passing in 1999.
In 1999 we became part of the Swan Lake Catholic Centre and Fr. Michiels helped us all to accept and adjust to this change. September 2006, Fr. John Te Neguyen was assigned to the Catholic Centre.
On September 24, 1899 Fr. August Roux, the pastor of St. Alphonse came to say Mass in Mariapolis. Each parishioner gave an offering of $1.00 towards the purchase of bells for this small church.
Fr. Picod, the assistant to Fr. Roux was in charge of the Mariapolis mission and served the community twice a month. in 1899, Mariapolis became detached from the parish of St. Alphonse. By the spring of 1900, the interior of the church had been paneled with voluntary contributions and a priest from St. Alphonse came to say Mass every Sunday.
In August 1903, the Mariapolis mission was elevated to a parish. Our Lady of the Assumption was the official name given to the new parish. Fr. Charles (Pere Charles) Deutschler became the first resident priest. He was replaced by Fr. J.B. Morlat (1904-6) and then by Fr. Jean Marie Comte (1906-7). In 1907 Fr. Joseph Albert Rousseau became the pastor. in July 1908 work on the foundation of the new and much larger parochial church of Mariapolis commenced. The church with bell tower (steeple) was to be 100 feet long by 42 feet wide, and of the Romanesque style with the estimated cost of more than $10,000.00. By 1910 the new church was being used for regular Sunday Mass and the old church was converted to a parish hall. a few years later the brick work to the exterior was done to a cost of approximately $1000. By 1927 the interior of the Church was completed.
Fr. Rousseau also administered to the Catholic people of Baldur. He was later aided by Fr. Joseph Fonmosse. Fr. Mazué replaced Fr. Rousseau for a short time.
During Fr. Moquin’s stay (1929-1955), a new bell was hoisted into the steeple and a new altar and ornaments were purchased for the church. In 1938, Greenway and Glenora were included into this parish where Mass was said twice a month in the Glenora hall.
In 1955 Fr. Moquin was replaced by Fr. Jolicoeur, followed by Fr. Fontaine in 1957. Fr. Fontaine went to Glenora every Sunday to say the 8:30 Mass. In 1960 Fr. Dugré became the new pastor. Fr Crémonesi (1965-1968) undertook the changes in bringing the altar forward and removing the Communion rail. In 1968 our parish again became a mission of St. Alphonse under the direction of Fr. Hunfeld. Rather than travelling to Glenora, Fr. Hunfeld arranged to say an 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Mass in Mariapolis each Sunday which he did until his passing in 1999.
In 1999 we became part of the Swan Lake Catholic Centre and Fr. Michiels helped us all to accept and adjust to this change. September 2006, Fr. John Te Neguyen was assigned to the Catholic Centre.
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