601 Saskatchewan Ave.
Luseland, SK S0L 2A0
306.372.4226
Mailing address: PO Box 160.
History
Catholic services in Luseland were first held in 1906 in private homes, schools, and the Royal George Hotel.
In 1926, a school building was purchased and converted into use as a church. The first Mass was said there on 15 May 1926.
A new church building was constructed and the first Mass was said therein on 8 December 1945.
In 1975, the building of the former Broadacres Catholic Church was moved into Luseland and expanded. This parish was renamed to "Blessed Eugene de Mazenod" Catholic Church - now St. Eugene de Mazenod.
The Catholic Congregation of Canadian Martyrs has been served by the following priests:
Father Palm
Father Forner
Father Schweers
Father Guth
Father Schwebius
Father Kohler
Father Emil
Father Peter Leibel
Father John Boser
Father Schoenwasser (1932-1939)
Father John Rheidt (1939-1942)
Father James Herman (1942-1947)
Father Peters, O.M.I. (1947-1958)
Father Herbst (1958-1962)
Father Prothman (1962-1967)
Father Fetsch (1967-1974)
Father Paul Feist (1974-1979)
Father Pius Leibel (1979-?)
Father Daniel Yasinski
- "Roman Catholic Church Blessed Eugene de Mazenod." Luseland Hub and Spokes: a History of Luseland, Saskatchewan, Canada, 1905-1983 (Luseland: Luseland Historical Society, 1984): 107-108.
