Holy Rosary Cathedral

The Mother Church of the Archdiocese of Regina and Catholic community of southern Saskatchewan. This stately and imposing Cruciform/Romanesque structure was built in 1912 and the cornerstone blessed by the Papal Ambassador on June 29, 1913.

Welcome To The New Holy Rosary Cathedral Website.

Our new website is easy to use and is compatible with new devices like smartphones and tablets.

Our "Home" page provides a quick overview of what's happening in our Parish without requiring you to "dig" for our most current information.

Our Mass Schedule for the upcoming 7 days is now available on every page of our website.

Parish events have been organized into our new Events Calendar.

You will also find information about our Faith in our new Ministries, Education, and Sacraments sections.

Enjoy a 3D tour of Holy Rosary Cathedral as created by Michael Lasko Photography by going to the Links page.

Organ Music Concert of

TATE PUMPREY

Friday, September 20th at 7 PM.

Sponsored by the RCCO Regina Centre, three organists will perform, culminating in the world premiere of the Organ Sonata No. 1, based on Gregorian chant from Holy Week, commissioned by Renée de Moissac, and written with this instrument in mind.

Canadian composer Tate Pumfrey (b. 1998) grew up in Thamesville, Ontario and studied at Western University where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Music. In 2022 he completed a Master’s Degree in Composition at York University under the supervision of composer Stephanie Martin. His teachers and mentors include Gilles Maurice Leclerc, Jeff Smallman, and the late Rachel Laurin. A strong interest in Catholic sacred music has led to the self-publication of two volumes of 24 original hymns each (in collaboration with Australian poet-organist Christian Catsanos).