The Diocese of Bathurst is a French Catholic Diocese in Northeastern New Brunswick serving 12 parishes comprised of 51 Christian communities, of which 8 are english-speaking.
From the Bishop's Office
The Diocese of Bathurst is a French Catholic Diocese in Northeastern New Brunswick serving 12 parishes comprised of 51 Christian communities, of which 8 are english-speaking.
From the Bishop's Office
The thrift shop is now open !
Hours of operation are :
Here are a few photos of our new thrift shop.
Welcome all !
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to listen to the Novena to the Good Saint Anne broadcast on CKLE-CJVA 94.1 FM from July 17 to 26 and also on social networks ( Internet). Pandemic requires, the virtual novena will be transmitted from the Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens church in Caraquet and not from the Sainte-Anne-du-Bocage site.
It is with great pleasure that the Diocese announces that the Sacred Heart Thrift Shop is now open at 775 College Street in Bathurst.
Msgr Daniel Jodoin proceeded to the opening and the blessing of the thrift shop this morning, Tuesday, July 14th 2020 at 10 am.
The Diocese of Bathurst is pleased to announce that on Tuesday, July 14th, 2020 at 10am will be held the blessing and opening ceremony for the Sacred Heart Thrift Shop.
The public will them be able to visit the thrift shop and purchase items. The thrift shop is located at the Diocese Retreat Center at 775 College Street, Bathurst, NB E2A 4B9.
Here are the hours of operations :
From the Bishop's Office
This Friday our Bishop Monseigneur Daniel Jodoin will receive the seminarian Manoarii TEROIATEA as official candidate for the priesthood for the Diocese of Bathurst.
Manoarii, who has been a seminarian since January at the Grand Seminary in Montreal, will receive the admission rite. This rite is one of the three rites experienced by the candidate before receiving the sacrament of the Order.
From the Bishop's Office
On Sunday, June 28 2020, Msgr Jodoin welcomed 4 young adults from different Christian Communities. These young adults had followed the Diocese’s French RCIA program and asked to receive their Baptism, their Confirmation and their First Eucharist. The celebration took place at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Bathurst. We present to you :
From the Bishop's Office
In regards to the celebration of the sacraments of Christian initiation for children who have completed their preparation (Reconciliation and Eucharist), each parish will establish its own calendar of celebrations which will best suit its needs. These could be, for example, celebrating First Communion during Sunday celebrations spread out throughout the summer or celebrations in small groups only for the candidates, etc.