The Sacred Heart of Jesus Traditional Latin Mass Community in Saskatoon, Canada, is excited to be now formally an apostolate of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter. Our community’s first Traditional Latin Mass was held on April 1, 1990, making us one of the oldest Latin Mass communities in Canada. For many years, we were a small community served by diocesan priests, but our goal was to have a full parish life with the Fraternity to serve us. Our first official correspondence with the Fraternity was in 1997, and after 25 years of priestly visits, hard work, and many prayers, we have finally reached our goal. We are grateful to those, both living and deceased, who have worked unceasingly over the years to make this happen, working not only that they might have the Traditional Latin Mass, but also that this Mass would be available in our city for future generations. We are especially grateful to Bishop Mark Hagemoen for bringing the Fraternity to serve in the Diocese of Saskatoon, SK. He announced the arrival and appointment of Rev. Kenneth Webb, FSSP, as our Moderator and Chaplain, effective June 1st, 2022. Previously, Fr. Webb, FSSP, while serving as a military chaplain, visited our parish on several occasions (driving 3,000 kms each way at Christmas and Easter!) in support of our Latin Mass Community. Fr. Webb now finds himself with a vibrant parish community of 200 parishioners, a full choir, and many altar servers. Traditional parish life is quite a change from the life of a military chaplain, and Fr. Webb is very pleased to be serving in the new Fraternity apostolate in Saskatoon. We are looking forward to having a full liturgical and sacramental life. Deo gratias!