† St. Isidore Church provides a safe, positive, and nurturing environment so that persons of every background feel included and engaged here. Our doors are open. We reach out to those who are seeking God’s grace and meet them where they are. St. Isidore Church is a strong, passionate place of faith. Together we will build up our community and share it with those around us. connect WITH GOD reach OTHERS build COMMUNITY OUR FOCUS 1 www.stisidore.church saintisidore stisidoremacomb connect with us Be sure to check in & like us on Facebook when you come to Mass, so that anyone searching for a church home knows there’s a friendly face at St. Isidore. Christ is the hope of the world: His Gospel is the most powerful leaven of brotherhood, freedom, justice and peace for all peoples. #GeneralAudience Posted on September 11 Pope Francis @Pontifex FR. RON’S REFLECTIONS Last month I had the privilege of attending the 2019 National Convention of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP). The SVDP is a worldwide Christian community founded in Paris in 1833 by a group of Catholic college students, including Blessed Frederick Ozanam. The Society is committed to any form of help that alleviates suffering or deprivation and promotes human dignity and personal integrity. In the last two weeks articles have appeared in the Harvest News documenting the tremendous amount of good our parish chapter of SVDP has done to help those who have come to us in need this past year and thanking you for your generous support. At the convention, I became aware for the first time of the effort the national SVDP puts into advocating for structural change to create a more just society. In other words, in addition to feeding the hungry and helping those in need, they address the causes of hunger and poverty in our society. This Friday, September 27, is the feast of St. Vincent de Paul. Members of our parish chapter will be attending the 8:00 Mass, and then gathering in the social hall for a breakfast reception. We will view the keynote address given at the harvest news September 22, 2019 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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†St. Isidore Church provides a safe, positive, and nurturing environment so that persons of every background feel included and engaged here.
Our doors are open. We reach out to those who are seeking God’s grace and meet them where they are.
St. Isidore Church is a strong, passionate place of faith. Together we will build up our community and share it with those around us.
buildCOMMUNITY
reachOTHERS
connectWITH GOD
buildCOMMUNITY
reachOTHERS
connectWITH GOD
buildCOMMUNITY
reachOTHERS
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1www.stisidore.church
saintisidore stisidoremacomb
connect with usBe sure to check in & like us on Facebook when you come to Mass, so that anyone searching for a church home knows
there’s a friendly face at St. Isidore.Christ is the hope of the world: His Gospel is the most powerful leaven of brotherhood, freedom, justice and peace for all peoples. #GeneralAudience
Posted on September 11
Pope Francis@Pontifex
FR. RON’S REFLECTIONSLast month I had the privilege of attending the 2019 National Convention of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVDP). The SVDP is a worldwide Christian community founded in Paris in 1833 by a group of Catholic college students, including Blessed Frederick Ozanam. The Society is committed to any form of help that alleviates suffering or deprivation and promotes human dignity and personal integrity. In the last two weeks articles have appeared in the Harvest News documenting the tremendous amount of good our parish chapter of SVDP has done to help those who have come to us in need this past year and thanking you for your generous support. At the convention, I became aware for the first time of the effort the national SVDP puts into advocating for structural change to create a more just society. In other words, in addition to feeding the hungry and helping those in need, they address the causes of hunger and poverty in our society.
This Friday, September 27, is the feast of St. Vincent de Paul. Members of our parish chapter will be attending the 8:00 Mass, and then gathering in the social hall for a breakfast reception. We will view the keynote address given at the
harvestnewsSeptember 22, 2019 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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How does prayer guide me to do the right thing?
We learn to pray at certain moments by hearing the Word of the Lord and sharing in his Paschal mystery, but his Spirit is offered us at all times, in the events of each day, to make prayer spring up from us. (CCC2659).
During the everyday experience of our lives, we are given opportunities to seek God through prayer. One of my favorite saints (St. Anthony) is on the top of my list of saints that I turn to when I need help, especially when I’ve lost or need “divine intervention” to find something I’ve misplaced.
The Christian family is the first place for education in prayer. (CCC 2694). It is at home that we first learn the need and value of a quiet conversation with God. Find a comfortable space where you (or the whole family) can pray.
Prayer in the events of each day and each moment is one of the secrets of the kingdom revealed to “little children,” to servants of Christ, to the poor of the Beatitudes. It is helpful to bring prayer into humble, everyday situations.
As St. Paul tells us: “Pray constantly.” (1Thess 5:17).
-Deacon Tom
CONNECTING POINT
convention by Bishop Hying of Madison, Wisconsin, the SVDP national Spiritual Advisor. We encourage you to join us.
We express our gratitude to the St. Isidore Vincentions who give a great amount of time and effort in performing the very heart of our mission as a Catholic community.
Next weekend we will be initiating a new form of hospitality after our Sunday liturgies. Instead of “Coffee and Donuts” in the parish hall, we will be offering simple refreshments in the Gathering Space. The hope is to create greater fellowship by “roaming” and “mixing” with others, rather than just sitting at a table with those we already know. It is also intended to be more welcoming to our visitors. The current plan is to offer this hospitality approximately twice a month. Stay tuned!Blessings!
-Fr. Ron
FR. RON’S REFLECTIONS
FALL BONFIRESunday, September 22 // 6:30 PM
Calling all High Schoolers!
Are you up for a fun evening that includes hanging out with other high schoolers who share your Catholic faith -- free food -- games and a bonfire? If so, please join us on Sunday, September 22 @ 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM at the parish rectory.
Please RVSP at the parish office (586-286-1700) by Monday September 16th with the name of the high schooler attending along with any dietary restrictions.
MASS8:00 AM // CHCROCHET GROUP11:00 AM SVDP MEETING1:30 PM // ECRGRIEF SUPPORT MEETING6:30 PM // FCRK OF C OFFICERS MEETING6:30 PM // RCTOASTMASTERS6:30 PM // CR-9TEEN ENSEMBLE REHEARSAL7:00 PM // MR
ADORATION7:00 AM // CHMASS8:00 AM // CHFRIDAY FELLOWSHIP8:45 AM // SH
MASS8:00 AM // CHCONFESSIONS3:15 PM // CHK OF C 5TH SATURDAY ROSARY3:45 PM // CHSITE MUM SALE4:00 PM // GSMASS4:30 PM // CH
SITE MUM SALEAFTER ALL MASSES // GSMASS 7:30 AM // CHMASS9:30 AM // CHMASS 11:30 AM // CHMASS 5:30 PM // CHSITE MEETING6:30 PM // YR
E-WASTE RECYCLING EVENT7:00 AM // CHMASS 7:30 AM // CHK OF C PANCAKE BREAKFAST7:30 AM // SHMASS9:30 AM // CHMASS 11:30 AM // CHMASS 5:30 PM // CHSITE FALL BONFIRE6:30 PM // CY
MEN’S BIBLE STUDY6:00 AM // ECRMASS8:00 AM // CHADORATION WITH BENEDICTION AT 6:00PM8:30 AM // RCFAITH FORMATION4:30 PM // SHFAITH FORMATION6:15 PM // SH
MASS8:00 AM // CHRUN THE PLANK DISBURSEMENT8:30 AM // SHBIBLE STUDY/RAY9:00 AM // ECRSCRIPTURE GROUP9:30 AM // RCFAITH FORMATION4:30 PM // SHJOYFUL NOISE REHEARSAL5:30 PM // SHFAITH FORMATION6:15 PM // SHCHOIR REHEARSAL7:00 PM // MRSPECIAL CONFIRMATION PREP7:00 PM // FCR
“You may think that you are completely insignificant in this world. But someone drinks coffee every morning from their favorite cup that you gave them, heard a song on the radio that reminded them of you, remembered a joke you told and smiled, loves him/herself a little more because you gave them a compliment. Never think that you have no influence whatsoever. Your trace, which you leave behind with good deeds, can never be erased.”CHRISTINA MAKEYEVA
Your St. Isidore Baby Pantry extends to you our heartfelt thanks for all you do to help us. God bless each of you!
If possible, please donate:• New (with tags on) fall and winter clothes, sizes:
Girls 24 month, 2T, and 9 month, Boys 24 month, 2 T, and 9 month
• Baby wash and baby shampoo
Thank you!
BABY PANTRY
PRAYER BLANKET MINISTRYPrayer blankets and shawls are available in the office.
“We must lift the fallen, restore the broken, and heal the hurting.” ANONYMOUS
Please help us do this by joining our crochet/knit group. We meet on Thursdays at 11:00, usually in the social hall, to make and donate prayer lap blankets (or shawls). Call the church office during regular business hours to have one of our group members call you and answer any questions you may have.
Parishioners can get one of our prayer blankets or shawls – free of charge - in the St. Isidore office for any person who needs comfort due to a medical, emotional, or spiritual crisis in their life.
We always pray for our recipients.Thank you for your participation in this ministry.“The Comfort Crafters”
This week is the feast day of our beloved St. Vincent de Paul. He said “We should strive to keep open to the sufferings and wretchedness of other people, and pray continually that God may grant us that spirit of compassion which is truly the spirit of God.”
While looking at the needs of our Pantry, please think of the words of St. Vincent de Paul and use the “spirit of compassion” and pick up some of items needed to help feed our St. Isidore community.
Our Pantry needs are:Canned Pasta - Any (Spaghettios, Ravioli, etc)Tuna and Canned MeatsTuna, Chicken or Hamburger HelperManwichChiliMac & CheeseBoxed Pasta - Any (Elbow, Spaghetti, etc.)Spaghetti Sauce - Cans & JarsPeasCarrotsCanned BeansToilet PaperKleenexPump Hand Soap$25 Meijer or Kroger Gift Cards
God bless.
ST. VINCENT de PAUL
SEPTEMBER 22, 20195 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
POPE’S MONTHLY PRAYER INTENTION // SEPTEMBERThe Protection of the OceansThat politicians, scientists and economists work together to protect the world’s seas and oceans.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25† Domenica Heimes Daughter, Christine THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26† Joan Seger Altar Society
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27† Eugene Herc Wife† Annette Lalama Mother
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 284:30 PM† Stefano DeBellis Elisa and John† Edward O’Donnell Wife† Hattie Swiatek Eugene + Janice Olszewski† Meek Kumeisha Karen + Carlos Vazquez Art and Dolores Wojtanowski 59TH ANN. Family† Robert Furno Griebe-Thomas SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 297:30 AM† Charles Long 20-YEAR ANNIVERSARY Wife, Bonnie† Gus + Mary Spriet Family† Msgr Ferdinand DeCneudt Friend† Leo Silvestri Family† Kathy Andres Family† Leonard Mironski Marian and Bob Hartman Jerry and Pat Schneider 27TH ANNIVERSARY Brett and Betty
9:30 AM† Kenneth Mlutkowski Wife Active members of St. Vincent DePaul Society of St. Isidore † Peter Demgen Linda Vernier
11:30 AM† Vasco Armani Family† Joan Seger. Family† Danielle R. Hall Pat and Frank Garnett
5:30 PM Diane Fraser Family† Salvatore and Elena Patania Family† Vincenzo Tringali Wife
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 214:30 PM Joseph Kemeny Daughter† Duane Mousty BIRTHDAY Wife, Virginia† Dickerson + Wajca Family† Joseph Micheal Barone Wife† John Seibert Wife† Walter and Mary Dominik Nieces and nephews Rita Bova Rick and Jo† Michael Majchrzak Wife, Eleanor Father Francis Faraci 60TH ANNIVERSARY Cassie and Peter† Tim Zaremski Julie† Nancy Hopson Sue Decker & Sherrie Prudhomme SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 227:30 AM† Joseph Hoang Kelly Doan Family† Ken Gentner Knights of Columbus† Michael Dylag Knights of Columbus† Richard Steinetz Knights of Columbus† Ron Verellen Knights of Columbus† Kerry Wegner Family† John and Grace Chavez Family† Stan Novak Julie
9:30 AM† Mark Smogor Knights of Columbus† Antonio Fata Knights of Columbus† Paul Grzelewski Knights of Columbus† Lloyd Peterson Knights of Columbus† Victor & Kathryn Porto Family
11:30 AM† Ken Scargall Mom + Dad† John Grosfield Knights of Columbus† David Adamczyk Knights of Columbus† Francisco Torre Knights of Columbus† Larry Spearman Wife† Mike Kaepplinger Boden Family† Alice Darga Irene Costa † Stanley Nowak Marie Liccardello† Gina Sultana Mary Scargall
5:30 PM† Charles Habel Knights of Columbus† John Brobst Knights of Columbus† Edward Gauie Knights of Columbus
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Cindy and Albert Reider Friend
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24† M/M Jan Kamluk Daughter† Chandy Kalloor 16TH ANNIVERSARY Family
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Do you feel lost, alone or bored in your marriage? Are you frustrated, hurt or angry with your spouse? Are you constantly fighting? Have you thought about separation or divorce? We can help!
The Retrouvaille Program consists of a weekend experience combined with a series of twelve follow up (or Post) sessions over the course of six weeks. It provides the tools to help put your marriage in order again. The main emphasis of the program is on communication in marriage between husband and wife. It will give you the opportunity to rediscover each other and examine your lives together in a new and positive way. Five years after the Retrouvaille weekend we surveyed attendees and 76% of respondents were still married!
This quite possibly could be the best gift you ever give yourself, your spouse, your children, your family and your friends!!
The next Retrouvaille program will beginFriday, October 4th, 2019 in Romulus.helpourmarriage.org
Have you ever considered working at St. Isidore? Are you 18 years or older? Are you willing to assist our team with covering weekend maintenance shifts, especially as they relate to Sunday morning and/or Sunday evening? Do you love helping people? Do you have a knack for cleaning and/or fixing things?
If you answered yes to these questions listed above you may be a great fit for our maintenance/custodial team.
Saturday, October 12, 2019Dakota High School (Ninth Grade Center)
The Be Aware 5K is an event that unites community in preventing youth suicide and spreads the message that there is help and hope!
Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death for youth andyoung adults ages 10 to 24.
Join us for the 5K walk/run to help raise awareness ofyouth suicide and funds for prevention.
Register TODAY at www.BeAware5K.com
BE AWARE 5K
St. Isidore is not affiliated with this event
SEPTEMBER 22, 20197 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
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WHAT’S HAPPENING?
ELECTRONIC WASTE EVENTSeptember 21-22
In honor of National Cleanup Day, St. Isidore’s Green Team along with our high school SITE group is sponsoring an Electronic Waste event in union with the ‘We are Here Foundation.’ Drop-offs can be made before and after all Masses the weekend of September 21 & 22, 2019. Acceptable items are residential and business office electronics. Please, no tube televisions or appliances.
SITE MUM SALESeptember 21/22
It’s hard to believe Fall is just around the corner! To help ensure your house has great Fall curb appeal the SITE Teen’s are holding their annual Fall Mum Sale. Not only will your house look great, but the proceeds will be used to assist the SITE Teens attend two retreats along with supporting a local charity. Please visit the sales tables after Mass and support two great causes with one purchase.Cost: $10/plant
PANCAKE BREAKFASTSunday, September 22 // 8:30 AM
Includes pancakes, sausage links, applesauce, coffee, milk, and orange juice at the low cost of $6. Stop by after any of the morning Masses.
Proceeds to benefit charitable efforts of the K of C Council 7200.
WIDOWS RETREATSeptember 25-27
One of the challenges at a later stage of life’s journey may be traveling alone. This retreat will have many opportunities to explore your personal and faith journeys and includes a social, prayer services, reflective conferences, healing service, Adoration, and more. Registration begins Wednesday at 5:30 PM.
Suggested offering is $150 which includes all meals. Make reservations early as there are limited rooms available. Call 248-651-4826, or visit capretreat.org.
September 30 – October 2What does it mean to be Catholic Today?During these challenging times, we can all benefit from reminders and inspiration to stay strong in the beauty and richness of our Catholic Faith. Join us for a three-night mission presented by Fr. Tom McCarthy. Each night begins with Coffeehouse Worship & Desserts at 6:30 in the Gathering Space.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 307:00 PM Talk by Fr. Tom:The Saints: How are they the heroes of our faith?
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17:00 PM Talk by Fr. Tom:Prayer: Is it worth it? Does God listen to me? 8:15 PM Individual Confessions Available
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27:00 PM Celebration of Masswith afterglow reception
Father Tom is an experienced teacher, administrator, retreat director and parish mission preacher.
He is a native of the South Side of Chicago where he grew up attending Catholic schools, graduating from Villanova University with a B.A. in Communication Arts and with a Master of Arts in Educational Administration from Lewis University.
Fr. Tom entered the Midwest Province of the Augustinian Order in 1987. After completing his novitiate, he attended Catholic Theological Union in Chicago and graduated with a Master of Divinity degree.
SEPTEMBER 22, 20199 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
EUCHRE TOURNAMENTFriday, October 4 // 6:30 PM
The Altar Society is once again hosting the Euchre Tournament.
Sign-in is at 6:30 PMTournament will begin at 7:00 PM
Tickets: $15.00/person (includes cash prizes, snacks, and dessert bar)
For ticket information, contact:Janet Stark (586) 749-9423Sue Schwark (586) 949-6970
DINNER + COMEDY SHOWSaturday, October 5 // 6:00 PM
Join us for an evening of fun and laughs with comedian, Shawn Reynolds. Tickets are $15 and include dinner and the comedy show. Dinner includes: Pizza, salad, dessert, coffee, tea and two complimentary drink tickets for pop or beer with each event ticket. Additional drink tickets are $1.00 each. (Drink tickets provided at event only.) Event tickets available at Parish Office (586-286-1700) or by going to stisidore.church/comedy
ALTAR SOCIETY DAY OF REFLECTION
Thursday, October 24 // 9:00 AM
All are welcome for this Day of Reflection!The St. Isidore Altar Society is sponsoring a Day of Reflection, offered at the Capuchin Retreat house in Washington, MI. The retreat runs from 9:00 am till 2:00 pm – Registration at 8:45 am.Donation of $25 (includes Lunch) can be dropped off at the church office starting September 16. Deadline to sign up is Thursday, October 17.Contact Joanne Chalut for additional information: (586) 690-8735
HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGEDecember 2-16
*St. Isidore is not affiliated with this event.
Terra Sancta Pilgrimages with Franciscan friar Fr. Alex Kratz will be leading a Catholic Pilgrimage to the Holy Land from December 2-16, 2019. This life-changing experience walking in Jesus’ footsteps includes daily Mass and Rosary, biblical readings on site, time for prayer and spiritual guidance, and meeting local Christians. Cost is $4,299 (all expenses included, round trip from Detroit, 3 daily meals, all tips and taxes). $500 deposit due at registration. Orientation Meeting is August 25 at St. Joseph Chapel our headquarters (400 South Blvd. West, Pontiac, MI 48331). Contact Fr. Alex at (313) 727-9784 or [email protected].
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Over the last several years, we have worked hard to strengthen our commitment to our worship community.
Despite a national trend of church attendance declining, our faith community continues to grow as we achieve new ways of connecting with God, reaching others, and building community.
There is still more we can do, but technology limitations currently exist that are holding us back from allowing Christ’s message to truly resound.
We want it to resound in every way: through sound, which allows spoken word and music to be heard clearly; through lighting, which creates a prayerful atmosphere; and through video, which can take the message beyond these walls.
These are big areas to improve into which we’ve put a lot of time and energy beginning in summer 2019. As such, we are breaking this project into three phases: sound, lights, and video. Visit our website to learn more about the project including regular updates, time lines, and answers to questions you might have.
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We know that the number one area that we need to improve in our worship space is sound. While we have done the best we could trying to improve the intelligibility of the spoken word with our current resources, we feel there have only been marginal improvements and think that most would agree with that.
The spoken word is one of the important aspects of worship; if you can’t understand the message, what’s the point?
Speakers are the primary component in our improvement plan as well as the components required to handling amplification and processing.
We have received three proposed solutions from top companies in the area. Two of the solutions were demoed during weekend Masses on September 7/8 and September 14/15. The third solution is not available for demonstration.
To learn more and share your feedback visit our website:stisidore.church/resounding-worship
PFC Tanner Adkins, Army – AfghanistanWO1 Jeremy Bentley, Army – IraqChristian Bobbish, NavyPvt. Troy Ciaramella, Army – USAGySgt. Sean Collins, Marines – USAHannah Cook, Marines – USASgt. Tyler Dean, Army – KuwaitPFC Anthony Difatta, Army – AfghanistanLCpl Blake Doetsch, MarinesCPL Brian Domzalski, MarinesPFC E3 Jeffrey Frame, ArmyJustin Francis, ArmyWO4 Jason Gaboury, Army – KuwaitCapt. Wade Gaboury, Air Force – USASgt. James Galowski Jr., Army – Middle EastPFC John Gellert III, ArmyMichael Giacalone, Coast Guard – AfghanistanLt. David R. Grzywacz, NavyPvt. Alexander Hendzell, MarinesLCpl David Horton, Marines – AfghanistanMaj. Jeffrey Jablonski, Army – MichiganSgt. Logan Jabouri, MarinesJ. Jackson, NavyStaff Sgt. Ethan Jensen, Air Force – AfghanistanPFC Sean R. Kellogg, Marines CaliforniaSgt. Griffin Kozakf, Marines – CaliforniaSgt. Edward Kujawa, MarinesJason Kurpiewski, Navy – AfghanistanAudrey Lynch, Marines – CaliforniaSpec. Michael Manning, Army – AfghanistanTristan Newton, NavyCourtney Osborne, Navy – AfghanistanPFC Matt Piotke, Army – IraqMC2 Jeffrey Richardson, Navy – AfghanistanSSgt Justin Santiago, Air Force – GuamJoel Sebastian, ArmyChief John C. Sbraccia, Navy – KuwaitSr. Airman Jeremy Spanski, Air Force – AfghanistanCPL Jeremiah Stewart, Army – AfghanistanGjelosh Vata, ArmyPvt Andre Ventmiglia, Army – USAThomas Yombor, Army Ranger 1/75PFC. Nicholas York, Marines – New York
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stisidore.church/bulletin-submission
Phone: 586-286-1700 • Fax: 586-286-8753
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18201 23-mile rd. Macomb Twp, MI 48042
Budget update as of: September 15, 2019Weekly Budgeted Amount: $ 24,519.23Actual Amount Received: $ 21,760.12Comparison to budget: ($2,759.11)
Fiscal Year to Date: July 1, 2019 to September 15, 2019Budgeted Amount: $ 294,230.76Amount Received: $ 261,807.04Comparison to Budget Target: ($32,423.72)
This week:Envelopes Returned: 588Online Gifts: 146Registered Households: 3263Percentage of people making contributions: 22%
CSA as of September 8, 2019CSA 2019 Goal $ 192,588.00CSA 2019 Pledges $ 254,696.80CSA 2019 Payment on pledges $ 190,592.96Monies returned to the parish* $ 62,108.80
*If pledges are paid in full, this money will be returned to the parish in full. As a reminder, monies received through CSA are not assessed by the Archdiocese (7%) nor are they part of future CSA calculations (14.5%).
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The Office of Priestly Vocations is hosting a Vocation Night and five Junior High Vocation Days at Sacred Heart Major Seminary this fall, allowing seventh-grade boys and girls to learn more about the priesthood and consecrated life. Students will hear how others have come to understand their call from God, pray Evening Prayer or celebrate Mass with an Auxiliary Bishop in the seminary chapel, and tour the historic seminary. The Vocation Night will be held at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, October 9. The dates for school groups to attend the Junior High Vocation Days are Tuesday, September 24; Wednesday, September 25; Tuesday, October 8; Wednesday, October 9; and Wednesday, November 6. All carry a low cost of $5 per person.
Your CSA gifts ensure the Office of Priestly Vocations is able to promote vocations through events like these as well discernment overnights and weekends at Sacred Heart Major Seminary and regional gatherings. It also provides outreach to parishes and schools and vocations literature, brochures, and prayer cards.FOR INFORMATION ABOUT CSA-FUNDED MINISTRIES, PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES, PLEASE GO TO AOD.ORG.
