Perspective on death and graves in residential schools.The History of Canada's Residential Schools (First Things).Joseph’s Industrial School (Dunbow) - East of Okotoks, near the junction of the Bow and Highwood Rivers (1884-1922) operated by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) and Grey Nuns of Montreal Sacred Heart Residential School (Peigan) - Brocket, Alberta (1887-1961) operated by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) and Grey Nuns of Montreal.Mary’s Residential School (Kainai) - Cardston, Alberta (1898-1988) operated by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) and Grey Nuns of Montreal Joseph’s Residential School (Crowfoot) - Cluny, Alberta (1900-1968) operated by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) and Sisters of Providence Below are links to the four residential schools: The Roman Catholic Diocese of Calgary did not run any residential schools. Four of them operated by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) were within the boundaries of the Diocese. There were 25 residential schools in the Province of Alberta. Residential Schools within the boundaries of the Diocese of Calgary CCCB Resources: Past statements | Encounter with the Popes | Initiative.2014 Pastoral letter from Catholic Bishops of Alberta and the NWT.Joint video statement from Chief Littlechild and Archbishop Smith.A pastoral message from Pope Francis | Bishop McGrattan | CCCB.Statement from CCCB regarding the Saskatchewan “Catholic TRC Healing Response Appeal”.A statement on the commitment and contribution of the Diocese of Calgary to reconciliation and healing.Bishop McGrattan meets with Siksika Nation Chief & Council.Statement of apology by the Catholic Bishops of Canada to the Indigenous Peoples of this land.
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Bishops of Canada provide an update on the Indian Residential School Settlement Agreement.
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