7/27/2019 JustFaith Fall 2013 through Spring 2014
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St. Patrick Catholic CommunitySocial Justice and Outreach
Ministry
Curt Hench480.998.3843 (x107)[email protected]
Information Sessions:
Mon. 8/26/13 @ 6:30pm -or-
Tues. 8/27/13 @ 9:00am(both in Luke meeting room)
St. Patrick Catholic Community
are you seekingto live more deeply
with a greater sense
of purpose?
" Today we are again in vited to undertake the paschal
journey
to Tr uth, a j ourney that in cludes the cross and r
enunciation, which
wil l be uncomfor table but not steri le. We are invited to
admit that
something is not r ight in ourselves, in society and in the
Church,
to change, to turn around, to be converted." - Pope Fr ancis
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Participate if youre feeling a longing to: Explore the
challenges of following Jesus today. Engage in understanding the
Catholic tradition of
Social ministry and the option for the poor. Be exposed to the
realities of living in poverty
at home and globally. Be challenged to make a commitment to a
small
faith-sharing group, your parish, your community,
and your world.You are looking to connect with others at church:
Maybe youre a new empty nester, widow/widower,
or your caretaking responsibilities recently ended? Maybe youre
new to town and want to get
involved? Maybe youve graduated from college in the past
several years and are looking for meaningful waysto connect to
the world with your passions?
Maybe youre looking for new ways to demonstrateto your children
how to live out your faith?
Your soul is aching for a richer faith connectionby examining
the needs and poverty of the world.
Now is the time in your life to make thecommitment and
investment in your own spiritual
journey and education.
Youve heard of one of the 30,000 grads across
the country who have enjoyed the experience.
Willingness to engage in a small faith-sharinggroup through 4
phases of 6 sessionsover thecourse of 6 to 9 months.
Engagement in prayer and discussions and withguest speakers.
Openness to interacting with those who have alived experience in
poverty.
Preparation for each session with about 2 hours
of intriguing reading. Learn more about yourself and your fellow
groupmembers through convenient retreats.
An affordable financial commitment, determinedby your local
coordinator.
A deeper connection to your faith, parish, andcommunity.
Higher energy levels for your current social
ministry work.A new perspective on yourself and the
worldsneeds.
Better tools to affect and work with those living inpoverty.
St. Patrick Catholic Community
