The origins of our parish date back to 1861 when Bishop Tache built a small schoolhouse on the east side of the Red River and entrusted it to the Grey Nuns, who then had a small chapel built inside the school. Since then we've grown to become a diverse community that includes the parish, a daycare, nursery school and the largest Catholic co-educational school in the Archdiocese of Winnipeg, St. Maurice.
The Missionary Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heartand of Mary ImmaculateThe congregation was founded in 1904by Archbishop Louis-Philippe Adélard Langevin, o.m.i. The Missionary Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart and of Mary Immaculate, more commonly known as The Missionary Oblates of St. Boniface, have as motto: 'Cum Maria Matre Jesu', 'With Mary the Mother of Jesus'. We are called to give preference to the most disadvantaged. After over a hundred years we still witness to the Living Christ by our dynamism and our joie de vivre.Our IdentityArchbishop Langevin had a vision, he dreamed of establishing a humble institute in his diocese, for the greater glory of God and the salvation of souls especially the souls of the children; this congregation would be known as the Missionary Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart and Mary Immaculate. The aim of this institute is teaching the youth and cooperating discreetly in the Catholic works of the parishes and missions...and this will be lived out in a spirit of faith, simplicity and dignity
Our Worship services begin at 10:30 am on Sunday.We follow a traditional worship style. The congregation participates in singing hymns,the choir sings an introit and an anthem, special music by soloists or small groups is often included, scripture is read, and a sermon is given. Load our latest bulletin and view our speaker roster .Connect...Check out the many activites that are going on in the church below and join in!Grow...Grow by Interacting with our pastors, reading their blogs and commenting on their thoughts.Grow by joining a small group.Grow by using one of our on-line devotionals.Grow by joining our choir.Grow by working with our children in Sunday School.Grow by coming to Sunday School at 9:30 Sunday mornings.
-More than just SundayGrey Street United Church has been nicknamed ''The little church with the big heart.'' Certainly, for a relatively small congregation, there is a lot happening at any one time. House GroupsIn September of 2008, we reorgan