Category: Upcoming Events
Tuesday, January 21
ICE SKATING
Thursday, January 23
EDGE Night
UNITY OF CHRISTIANS
Jesus wished all of his followers to live in unity and have him on the forefront of their mind. How, then, are we to interact with those who do not share our views?
The night includes:
- talks
Saturday, January 25
The Conversion of Saint Paul, the Apostle
LET US PRAY FOR THE UNITY OF CHRISTIANS
The feast of Conversion of Saint Paul is an ecumenical feast. It is celebrated not only by Catholics but also by many Protestant Christians.
The feast first appears in the Gallo-Frankish liturgy …
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Sunday, January 26
Sunday of the Word of God C
In his motu proprio of 30 September 2019, Aperuit illis, Pope Francis has declared that the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time is to be devoted to the celebration, study, and dissemination of the word of God.
We are to …
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Thursday, January 30
EDGE Night
WORD OF GOD
How to summit your way through the Bible. The Bible is a message of love from God to people, his personal letter to us. God’s way of writing helps us to understand.
The night includes:
- talks
- games
Sunday, February 2
The Presentation of the Lord
CANDLEMAS DAY
Ancient sources talk about The Fortieth Day of the Birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. Since January 6 was originally celebrated as the day of Christ’s birth, the 40th day fell on February 14. Once the celebration …
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Monday, February 3
Saint Blaise
BLESSING OF THE THROATS
Saint Blaise, martyr and bishop of Sebaste in Armenia is believed to have been martyred in the persecution of Licinius around 316. According to various accounts, he was a physician before becoming a bishop. He is …
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Saturday, February 8
Anointing of the Sick
World Day of the Sick
February 11 is World Day of the Sick, an observation introduced by Pope John Paul II as a way for believers to offer prayers for those suffering from illnesses. It coincides with …
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Sunday, February 16
Saints Cyril and Methodius
SOLEMNITY OF THE PATRONS OF THE PARISH
The Slovaks who started to gather in the early 20th century in the east side of Detroit with the purpose of having a place for the community, for living their faith, and for …
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Saturday, February 22
The Chair of Saint Peter the Apostle
FEASTDAY
This feast, attested as early as the 4th century Rome, has its roots in the ancient custom of commemorating dead relatives during the period of February 13-22 (parentalia). As a part of this commemoration, the deceased relative …
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