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Celebrating Mass since 1908, St. Ignatius Parish is a long-standing Jesuit Parish located in Winnipeg at Stafford Street and Corydon Avenue.
St. Ignatius Parish is with you and your family during this challenging period of our lives. While most Masses and activities are on hold we will try to help you with any urgent needs. Please call the parish office at 204-474-2351 from 10am to 2:00pm.
All Sunday and weekday Masses, along with all Parish activities, are CANCELLED for the duration of the Corona Virus emergency.
Daily Mass
Join us for our live stream mass at St Ignatius every day at 11am.
Info Board
Please see our Information Board below for ongoing updates regarding St. Ignatius during this time
The vitality of our Parish and School facilities, programs and community relies on the generosity of our Parish members and other supporters.
Donate Today
We appreciate your support and if you are able, use the links below to donate.
Information Board
- The Archbishop has issued a dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass, however, you are encouraged to watch Masses on line:
The vitality of our Parish and School facilities, programs and community relies on the generosity of our Parish members and other supporters.
DONATE ONLINE By Clicking Here
PRE-AUTHORIZED BANKING FORM by Clicking Here
- Jesuit Connections - Websites and apps to help us on our spiritual journey.
- CITY OF WINNIPEG - Corydon Construction Notice concerning work being done in the area that will affect the Parish and School
Mission Statement
We, the Community of St. Ignatius, Winnipeg,
are CALLED by Jesus as disciples,
ANOINTED by the Spirit with power,
and SENT OUT to live the Gospel in the
Church, and for the world.
We are COMMITTED
to live our baptismal vocation faithfully.
We GATHER as the People of God
to be strengthened by the Word
and the Eucharist.
We STRIVE to create a spiritual home
for our members,
and to use our resources
for education in the faith
and the promotion of justice.
We WELCOME all who come here
and CHALLENGE them
to be salt, leaven and light for the world.