In his bulletin column from Sunday, Jim Thorp reflects on how those in need often find it easier to share -- and encourages everyone to join the Friends of the Poor Walk on Sunday, September 24!
The Council of Catholic Women (CCW) is once again holding its Appalachia Christmas Collection and Papal Footprints Shoebox Mission, now through October 15.
We are hosting the annual Friends of the Poor Walk on Sunday, September 24, to raise awareness and money for our local St. Vincent de Paul conference. Join us!
In last weekend's bulletin column, Father McGinnis reflects on the Blessed Virgin Mary as the Ark of the Covenant, connecting the Old Testament and the New through her!
We are looking for everyone to take a Fall Festival volunteer shift of their choice on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, September 8, 9, or 10. Most shifts will be two hours long; please sign up for whatever shift and area work best for you!
In last weekend's bulletin, Jim Thorp asks, "If God already knows our needs and desires, what’s the point of our petitions? Why pray if He already knows and His mind is made up?
Perhaps the most profound opportunities for St. Michael Catholic School (StMCS) students to encounter Jesus stem from the efforts of individual teachers, staff, and students who look for opportunities to pray and share the faith together.
In last Sunday's bulletin column, Father McGinnis reminds us: "The Lord knows we are bad at prayer. He knows that we are often lost and easily distracted. So He gives us aid."
For Father Michael Daly, St. Michael provides an ideal setting to return to diocesan life and parish priesthood following a period of religious monastic discernment.
New staff member Anna Scherber served with NET Ministries and worked as a youth minister for St. Raphael Catholic Church in Crystal. Most recently, she spent seven months discerning religious life with the Handmaids of the Heart of Jesus; now her path has led her to St. Michael.