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Jesus & the Eucharist Study: a 7-session series that will immerse participants in the kerygmatic proclamation (Sessions 1-4) and unveil God’s saving work in the Eucharist (Sessions 5-7). Each session opens with an exhortation from a different bishop, followed by Lectio Divina prayer with scripture. The main lesson is drawn form content created by the Augustine Institute and will include personal testimonies from Catholics across the country. We will then transition into small group discussions. Each session will be 2 hours or less.*If you were unable to attend our Fall Sessions, you are still able to watch the videos and access the study materials: Jesus and the Eucharist Resources (eucharisticrevival.org)
Please contact the parish office, 218.463.2441 if you have any questions.
Men's and Women's Cursillo dates for 2024.The dates for the men's and women's Cursillo Weekends are fast approaching. The Cursillo is an opportunity for fellowship, Study and spiritual growth which is offered by the Diocese of Crookston and will be conducted at the beautiful Pastoral Center in Crookston Minnesota. We encourage all women and men 18 years of age and up, to strongly consider attending the Cursillo weekend that works best for your schedule. A Cursillo weekend does not disappoint. Ladies and Gentlemen Jesus is patiently calling you.
Upcoming Weekends:
Women's: September 25-28
Men's: October 23-26
FORMED Your Catholic Faith on Demand Formed.org SPOTLIGHT PICK OF THE WEEK
St. Therese | Littlest Saints Which flower in Jesus’s garden is the best? The most beautiful? St. Therese gives us her “little” answer to these questions.
St. Francis of Assisi: Sign of Contradiction From 4PM Media and The Ministry of the Wild Goose comes a breathtaking film on the life of St. Francis of Assisi. A fool according to the standards of the world, St. Francis' life was a sign of contradiction, convicting others of the beauty of Christ and his Gospel.
St. Jerome | Catholic Saints An early Church Father from the 4th century, St. Jerome translated the Bible into Latin with the desire to make Scripture more accessible. St. Jerome is the patron of biblical scholars, translators, and archivists and famously said, "Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ."