Richard Gagnon never intended to go into church ministry—he was happy working as a teacher. “I wasn’t looking for a change, but I felt there must be more he should be doing with my life, that I was meant for more than this,” he said.
And now he is retiring as Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Winnipeg, after 11 years in the city. Does he have any regrets? Only one, he said. “I regret running out of time to do all I want to do here,” he said. “There is so much more I want to do.”
Read my story about Archbishop Gagnon in the Free Press.
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