Fr. Gerard Jordan, O. Praem. will deliver the lecture. Fr. Augustus Tolton Please join us for this special presentation on November 7 about Fr. Augustus Tolton. Fr. Tolton was the first Black American priest in the United States. After being refused entry into any seminary in the United States because of his race, he studied
In addition to the regular Stations on Fridays, join St. Michael parishioners to pray a new Stations of the Cross, based on the USCCB pastoral letter, “Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call to Love.” A rich Lenten reflection, this prayer resource can help open our hearts to an awareness of the persistent sin of racism, and to join our prayers to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on Calvary.
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The St Michael Environmental Stewardship Ministry, along with the AAMEN Group, are partnering with Kramden Institute and TerraCycle to collect electronic waste and other household items. The event is scheduled for November 5th outside the Archangel Hall Gymnasium from 9 AM to 1:00 PM. Electronic Waste Donate your unwanted electronics – Reusable equipment will be refurbished by
The St. Michael the Archangel AAMEN Chapter invites you to support the Diocesan Service Project in observance of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Diaper Drive. Donate disposable diapers in the original, unopened packaging to be distributed to Dorcas Ministries in Cary. If you prefer, monetary donations, made payable to "Dorcas Ministries" will also be
Join the diocesan celebration at the annual Mass commemorating the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., promoting justice for social issues. Event is open to the public at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. Celebrant: Bishop Luis Rafael Zarama Homilist: Reverend Carl Gales, SVD, Archdiocese of Chicago Please bring disposable diapers, in the original, unopened
In addition to the regular Stations of the Cross, join St. Michael parishioners during Lent to pray Stations of the Cross: Overcoming Racism led by Deacon Patrick Pelkey. This is a resource, developed by USCCB, to assist persons of faith to understand and overcome racism. More detail is provided in the USCCB Pastoral Letter, Open
In addition to the regular Stations on Fridays, join St. Michael parishioners to pray a new Stations of the Cross, based on the USCCB pastoral letter, “Open Wide Our Hearts: The Enduring Call to Love.” A rich Lenten reflection, this prayer resource can help open our hearts to an awareness of the persistent sin of racism, and to join our prayers to the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on Calvary.
For more information contact [email protected]
