VIRTUAL SERIES
Real Life Catholic: Joseph
Do the mundane tasks of life get you down? Does the weariness of life have you thinking, “What have I gotten myself into?” Has life turned out differently than what you planned? Saint Joseph shows the way to hope and joy in the midst of your daily life. He shows us how to let his Son be the focus of his family … and yours. Join us on a journey with Joseph, an eight-part personal development program to get to know St. Joseph, but more importantly, to help you discover more Jesus, more joy, and more purpose in your everyday life. It’s time to live extraordinary in the ordinary.
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ZOOM VIRTUAL RETREAT
"I Will Give You A New Heart"
Come join Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, for a Women's Virtual Catholic Retreat sponsored by Missionary Families of Christ. He will speak about St. Faustina and trust in Divine Mercy. This virtual retreat will span two days and takes place on Zoom.
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The Triumph: A Legion of Mary Retreat
More than ever in the history of the world, we are in need of our Heavenly Mother. Many popes have consecrated the world to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and now is the time for us to consecrate ourselves to her Immaculate Heart. Come hear Fr. David Gunter, MIC, give his testimony of his experience of the powerful intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Learn why the Church venerates her and what we mean by the “Triumph” of the Immaculate Heart.
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In the Footsteps of St. Paul: “Pilgrimage at Sea”
Join Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, for no other pilgrimage itinerary like this one — specially designed by Steve & Janet Ray to visit as many biblical and Catholic sites as possible with a great ship, hotels and meals. The trip will give you a renewed appreciation for our Holy Faith; this itinerary visits 10 biblical sites.
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Oberammergau 2022 Pilgrimage to Poland, Austria, & Germany
Save the date and join Fr. Kaz Chwalek, MIC & Fr. Kenneth Dos Santos, MIC, in a journey you will never forget. After visiting Marian Shrines and Divine Mercy sites in Poland and Austria, attend the Passion Play in Oberammergau. First performed in 1634, the inhabitants of the village promised to put on a Passion play every 10 years if the Lord would protect them from the bubonic plague. They have been putting on the Passion Play every 10 years ever since. Come and be a part of the ongoing history of their Passion Play!
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