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A table for the dedicated life

Sister Amanda Marie Detriea St. Paul’s daughter, Read the annual Mass for World Prayer Day for dedicated life February 2 at the Cathedral of the Basilica of St. Louis. About 100 priests, siblings, associates of laymen and a dedicated virgin of 22 communities were presented in the liturgy. The Archbishop office of the illuminated life is reminiscent of the faithful to pray for all who have made commitments for a dedicated life. St. John Paul II created the 1997 World Prayer Day

Jubilee

Maria’s impeccable heart in a new melee will host the Anniversary of the performers and the showcase of artists On Saturday, February 15, in the parish, 8 Western highway D in New Mele. There are two events for the day. The morning event begins with 8 am, followed by a presentation for the church and the beauty of George Capspresident of Germinate artsS The showcase of artists, including exhibitions from local artists, will be held from 9: 30-11 in the afternoon, will be provided at 16:00, followed by the showcase of the artists from 5-6: 30 h. The renovation will be provided. This is Hope 2025’s first monthly anniversary event at Inmouculate Heart of Mary, which is also definitely an anniversary pilgrimage in the archbishopric. For more information, visit IHM-Newmelle.org.

Eucharistic exhibitions of wonders

Ther International exhibit of Eucharistic Wonders will be on Saturday and Sunday, February 15 and 16, of St. Peter parish221 First Capitol driving in St. Charles. The walk exhibition includes 126 Vatican-ATTENTized Wonders from around the world. The exhibition will be on display at the parish café from 15-7 pm February 15 and 8 am February 16.

Differs with the daughters of St. Paul

Daughters of St. Paul will host Recognition 101A series of conversations on Saturday morning, prayer and communion for lonely Catholic women aged 16-33 who want to develop in connection with God and distinguish his call in their lives. Spring dates of 2025 include February 15, March 15, April 12 and May 10 from 8:30 to 1pm in Pauline Books & Media9804 Watson Road in CrestwoodS Each session includes mass, talk, discussion in small group, eucharistic adoration and lunch. There is an option to increase those who cannot be present in person. For more details, either to register, contact Sister Amanda Marie at (617) 413-1469, send an email to [email protected] or visit Connect.pauline.org/ Discerment-101.

Withdrawing for expectations and young fathers

Gabriel Departure Ministries will host his first retreat for Awaiting and young fathers From February 21-23 at the Il Ritiro Retreat Center in Ditmer. The retreat is free and open for anyone expectant or new dad with children up to 3 years. The registration is open; Visit Gabielsretreat.org/6-2/retreats to learn more or register.

Wedding

Ther A worldwide experience for a wedding meeting It offers married pairs of tools needed to help their marriages grow and bloom more beautifully. The next weekends will be held in St. Peters on April 4-6 and June 13-15. For more information or apply, go to wwme.org or call Terry and Eric Engholm on (314) 649-7317.

Nashville

Guest speaker Grace Robinson Will visit two parishes in the Archdiocese on Saturday, March 8 to share the story of his sister Rosie, “A little flower of Nashville.” Rosie died of cancer at the age of 19; Despite her diagnosis, her journey was filled with humor, sport and the love of the Lord. Grace will speak after 8 am in the Church of the Assumption, 4725 Matis Road in South St. Louis County and at 1:30 pm at the Ascension Church, 230 Santa Maria Drive in Chesterfield. Both conversations are free and open to everyone. For more information about Nashville’s small flower, visit Littleflowerofnashville.com.