Sask K of C Vocations Endowment
The Sask K of C Vocations Endowment Fund supports the education and formation of seminarians across Saskatchewan.
The Sask K of C Charitable Foundation is extremely pleased and proud of the support offered by our Bishops and priests for the continued growth of the Sask K of C Vocations Endowment Fund.
Seminarians 2025 - 2026
Dominyk Kempthorne
Myriam Beth’lehem Family
Huy Le
Christ the King Seminary at Mission, B.C.
Sedale Rosillo
3rd Year Theology - St. Joseph's Seminary, Edmonton, AB
Mischa Taillon
St. Joseph Seminary at Edmonton, AB
Cong Vu Bui
University of Regina
John Paul Wasan
St. Joseph Seminary at Edmonton, AB
Matthew Witzaney
St. Joseph Seminary at Edmonton, AB
Murray Wright
Newman
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. It is noted that the Sask K of C Vocations strategy is to commence on the first weekend in February. Is there flexibility on this date?
A. There is value in having a standard date set for implementation; however, we must also recognize that this request must fit within the priorities of the individual Diocese/Eparchy as well as the parish. This is a decision that we will leave to the individual priest to share with the parish council. Our key priority is that each Council will work together with their priest as a team in introducing and supporting the initiative.
Does this program qualify for the Supreme's RSVP program?
A. Supreme has agreed to accept the Sask K of C Vocation Endowment as an approved partner in the RSVP program.
In May of each year, the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation will provide checks to all seminarians who are part of the Diocese and Eparchy within Saskatchewan. Once the checks are signed and cashed by the Seminarian, we will submit a request to Supreme for 20% under the RSVP program. The 20% will be paid directly to the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation and added to the Vocation Endowment Fund.
At the end of each calendar year, the Sask K of C Charitable Foundation will submit a list of the amount received from each Council to the Vocations Endowment. Supreme will recognize the dollar value of those donations for annual award qualifications. The Council will not receive any portion of the RSVP funding.