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If you are struggling with loss in your life, we are here for you. Brochures describing the bereavement support group are available in our formation racks. All are welcome to attend! If you would like more information about this faith-based bereavement support group or plan on attending, please call Joy in the parish office at 351-7215. We generally meet every other week on Wednesday, at 6 pm.

Come and enjoy getting to know other parishioners after the 9 & 11 AM masses over a cup of coffee and a donut from Dunkin’ Donuts.

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)

The STA Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society is a group of roughly 15 parishioners who are working to enhance their spirituality and who are dedicated to alleviate in some way the problems of the less fortunate in our community. They do site visits and assist with rent, utilities, prescriptions, etc. NEW members are always WELCOME!

We meet the first and third Thursdays of each month. We begin the book on the first Thursday and complete it at the second meeting on the third Thursday. Titles are published in the bulletin. Anyone is welcome to join.

Details: Come to all of them or come when you can! To get more information, contact Al Weilbaecher al@elcatholics.org or 517-3517-5460

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)

The STA Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society is a group of roughly 15 parishioners who are working to enhance their spirituality and who are dedicated to alleviate in some way the problems of the less fortunate in our community. They do site visits and assist with rent, utilities, prescriptions, etc. NEW members are always WELCOME!

We meet the first and third Thursdays of each month. We begin the book on the first Thursday and complete it at the second meeting on the third Thursday. Titles are published in the bulletin. Anyone is welcome to join.

Come and enjoy getting to know other parishioners after the 8 and 10 am masses over a cup of coffee and a donut from Dunkin’ Donuts.

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)

Join with other couples and families to discuss topics that families deal with every day in a Christian, faith-based discussion.

The St. John Conference of St. Vincent de Paul Society is responsible for feeding people in our area. They coordinate the food cupboard which is open most Saturdays during the school year and every other Saturday in the summer. They also provide cooks and servers once a month at Advent House. NEW members are always WELCOME!

If you are struggling with loss in your life, we are here for you. Brochures describing the bereavement support group are available in our formation racks. All are welcome to attend! If you would like more information about this faith-based bereavement support group or plan on attending, please call Joy in the parish office at 351-7215. We generally meet every other week on Wednesday, at 6 pm.

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)

The STA Conference of the St. Vincent de Paul Society is a group of roughly 15 parishioners who are working to enhance their spirituality and who are dedicated to alleviate in some way the problems of the less fortunate in our community. They do site visits and assist with rent, utilities, prescriptions, etc. NEW members are always WELCOME!

We meet the first and third Thursdays of each month. We begin the book on the first Thursday and complete it at the second meeting on the third Thursday. Titles are published in the bulletin. Anyone is welcome to join.

Come and enjoy getting to know other parishioners after the 9 & 11 AM masses over a cup of coffee and a donut from Dunkin’ Donuts.

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)

Catholics Network is a local affiliate of NETWORK, the national Catholic social justice lobby sometimes known as the “Nuns on the Bus”. Our activities include: prayer, educating ourselves and our friends, and contacting our members of Congress.

If you are struggling with loss in your life, we are here for you. Brochures describing the bereavement support group are available in our formation racks. All are welcome to attend! If you would like more information about this faith-based bereavement support group or plan on attending, please call Joy in the parish office at 351-7215. We generally meet every other week on Wednesday, at 6 pm.

A preparation session for parents and/or godparents of infants or young children to baptize. Please contact the Catholic Formation Office if you plan to attend (351-5460 or al@elcatholics.org). Baptism registration forms are available through the parish offices at both sites and online

Details: Come to all of them or come when you can! To get more information, contact Al Weilbaecher al@elcatholics.org or 517-3517-5460

There is renewed interest in Christian Meditation. The practice has a long history sustained by the monastic tradition, beginning with Jesus when He said, "Go into your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father Who is in secret." (Mt 6:6)