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and to each other. To grow in faith
and bring a ministry of hope, love and charity to those who have been alienated
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Archbishop Weisenburger endorses Knights of Columbus
Catholic men are called to a life of generous and meaningful service. One exceptional way that this calling is answered is by membership in the Knights of Columbus.
The Knights of Columbus were founded in 1882 by Fr. Michael McGivney, a young priest who saw a serious need among his parishioners. His solution to the problems facing American Catholics at that time has resulted in a Catholic fraternal organization of over two million members today who put their faith into action through charitable works, defending the faith, and caring for their families. The Knights of Columbus are now active in 16 countries and donated more than $185 million dollars and 50 million man-hours to charity in the last year alone!
As a Knight of Columbus myself, I have personally witnessed the tremendous work accomplished by these faithful men across our Nation and here in our Archdiocese. However, the work is never done and the organization needs to grow for the Knights to continue their good works for the Church. I strongly encourage every man in our Archdiocese who is a practicing Catholic and at least eighteen years of age to prayerfully consider joining the ranks of this exemplary Catholic men’s organization.
Members of the Knights of Columbus will be available in parishes throughout our Archdiocese after Masses on a weekend in September with more information for you. Please take some time to visit with these men so that you can learn more about their mission to promote the principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. Membership will enhance your faith, your life, and your community in ways you cannot imagine. – Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger
A MESSAGE FROM ARCHBISHOP EDWARD J. WEISENBURGER
Amid restructuring, 'Jesus reminds us the only foundation is him,' archbishop says
Dear Family,
We would like you to consider joining us the first and third Saturday mornings of the month for a one hour prayer group. The time is 8:30a.m and the place is the Nativity parish house living room. We have found it is worth it and we still have time to do our Saturday tasks.! We usually read and discuss the gospel for the upcoming Sunday. It is a great group of people and it allows us to get to know each other on another level other than just saying "Hi" at Church on Sundays. Please consider joining us. There is no obligation to be there every time, if something comes up. We will just appreciate your presence. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Deacon John Wright and Mary Ellen White
NO SECOND TUNIC
A Plan for Mission-Ready Families of Parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit
Click the link to read Archbishop-Emeritus Allen Vigneron's Pastoral Note, No Second Tunic
https://www.unleashthegospel.org/pastoral-notes/no-second-tunic/
UPCOMING EVENTS
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