To have an announcement published in the bulletin, submit the text either in print to the parish office or by email to [email protected] no later than 12 noon on the Tuesday before the publication date.

 Download the St. Emile Parish Registration Form by clicking here.

The registration form may be printed and filled out or opened in Acrobat to be completed electronically. 

• Print the completed form and drop it into the collection basket at Mass.

• Print the completed form and take it to the parish office during office hours (Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m.).  Mornings are best.

• Email the completed form to [email protected]  Note that email is never a very secure method of mailing personal information, so this method is not recommended, but it is left to your discretion.

• Mail the completed form to:

Pre-authorized Donation Plan (Automatic Debit)

Pre-authorized debit is an alternative to using collection envelopes.  When you sign up for the pre-authorized donation plan, you authorize a monthly debit from your account to the parish for an amount that you determine.

How to enrol in the pre-authorized donation plan:

♦  Download the form by clicking here.
♦  Complete the form.  Note that the form may be opened in Acrobat and completed electronically, but it must be printed and signed.
♦  Print "VOID" across a cheque .  Do not sign, date, or complete any part of the cheque.  Just print "VOID".   (Click here to read how void cheques work.)

Submit the form and void cheque in one of three ways:

(1)  Scan the void cheque and signed form and email both files to the parish office at [email protected].

(2) Mail the form and void cheque using Canada Post to St. Emile Parish, 556 St. Anne’s Road, Winnipeg, Manitoba  R2M 3G4.

(3) Leave the application at the office between 8:30 and noon Monday through Friday.  (Please call first to make sure someone is in the office).

Note:  Both the signed form and void cheque are absolutely essential.

Please complete form and submit it to the parish office.

Download the Registration Form.

♦ Self-screening Questions (from Province of Manitoba, February 2021)

♦ Information for Greeters (updated 21March 2021)

In 1934, the question arose of dividing the Saint Boniface Cathedral parish to serve parishioners living in the area of St. Mary's Road and St. Anne's Road.  The Great Depression was pressing hard and many could not afford even a street car ticket to attend Mass at the cathedral.


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Archbishop Yelle, who had been appointed to the Archdiocese of St. Boniface a few months earlier, did a study of the situation and sent the pastor of the cathedral, Monsignor Jubinville, to meet the people.  In the spring and summer of 1934, it was decided to build a chapel on St. Anne’s Road for the Catholic families of the district.  The new Community was dedicated to St. Emile in honour of Archbishop Emile Yelle.

Prior to 1941, sacraments were entered in the parish registers of St. Boniface Cathedral for francophones and at Holy Cross parish for anglophones.  That ended in 1941 when the mission became a parish.

Construction began on St. Emile School on March 12th, 1960 and the official opening took place in October of the same year. 

The opening and blessing of the current church building took place on September 10th, 1961.

The Parish Centre and Parish Hall officially opened on August 18, 1988.

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