As Christians, we are all called to share our life in Christ with one another. When we gather together, we have the chance to be seen, known, and loved, and when we are seen, known, and loved, we flourish.
Each and every Catholic requires a Christian community within which he or she can live and grow, and one of the fruits of the ongoing synod process in our archdiocese is the launching of parish “small groups,” gatherings of 6 - 12 people who navigate Christian life and share in the journey together.
Why Small Groups? Small groups are an important way for us to form, nourish and shape our faith lives with others. They can help us, our family, and our friends to know, love and follow Jesus more closely and to live more joyful, abundant Christian lives.
Goals of small groups:
Questions? Contact Rob Masloski, 651-357-1212 or [email protected]
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Questions? Contact Rob Masloski, 651-357-1212 or [email protected]
We ask for your continued prayers as small group communities begin to grow in our parish. If you are interested in learning more about the Archdiocesan Synod, you can visit the archdiocesan website and watch videos or read articles. Additionally, you can hear more from Archbishop Hebda and Deacon Joseph Michalak on the Practicing Catholic show.