St. Paul & Holy Family Catholic Churches to Hold September Mission
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St. Paul & Holy Family Catholic Churches to Hold September Mission
Date:
September 9, 2019 - September 11, 2019
Event Description:
St. Paul and Holy Family Catholic Churches are joining together to host a mission entitled “The Gospel According to St. Paul” on September 9, 10 and 11. The mission will be held at St. Paul Catholic Church located at 1031 Kem Road in Marion beginning at 7:00 p.m. each evening.
Leading the mission will be Father James De Oreo, associate pastor at St. Alphonsus Liguori in Zionsville. Fr. De Oreo shares, “St. Paul’s life and letters are an image of Christian life. The first night will be an in-depth look at St. Paul’s conversion. September 10 will look at the second stage of Christian life: growth in the Spirit.” To learn more about the mission visit www.stpaulcatholicmarion.org/september-mission-2019. You may also call St. Paul Catholic Church at 765-664-6345 or Holy Family Catholic Church at 765-674-2605 or email Kelly Scher at kscher@stpaulcatholicmarion.com.
A parish mission is a preaching event in which God’s word is proclaimed through the Bible and Catholic doctrine. It is a time of grace for individuals and the whole community. In addition to preaching, its core elements are reconciliation, fellowship, prayer, Scripture and healing.
Leading the mission will be Father James De Oreo, associate pastor at St. Alphonsus Liguori in Zionsville. Fr. De Oreo shares, “St. Paul’s life and letters are an image of Christian life. The first night will be an in-depth look at St. Paul’s conversion. September 10 will look at the second stage of Christian life: growth in the Spirit.” To learn more about the mission visit www.stpaulcatholicmarion.org/september-mission-2019. You may also call St. Paul Catholic Church at 765-664-6345 or Holy Family Catholic Church at 765-674-2605 or email Kelly Scher at kscher@stpaulcatholicmarion.com.
A parish mission is a preaching event in which God’s word is proclaimed through the Bible and Catholic doctrine. It is a time of grace for individuals and the whole community. In addition to preaching, its core elements are reconciliation, fellowship, prayer, Scripture and healing.
