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Coming up
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
Sunday March 19th
2:00- 600
St Patrick Hall
FAMILY FELLOWSHIP POTLUCK
Sunday March 19th
4:00-6:00
St. Cecilia Center
FLAME OF LOVE
Thursday March 23rd
9:15 AM
St Patrick Hall
WIDOW'S WISDOM CIRCLE
Friday March 24th
9:15 AM
St Patrick Hall
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
AND SOUP SUPPER
Friday March 24th
6:00 pm
St. Patrick Hall
CHARISMATIC PRAYER
Friday March 24th
5:30 PM
St. Cecilia Center
COMMUNITY MEAL
Monday March 27th
5:00 - 6:00
St Patrick Hall
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
Wednesday March 29th
6:00 PM
St. Patrick Hall
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SPIRITUAL ADOPTIONcOMING SOON
“Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much. I beg you to spare the life of (child’s name), the unborn baby I have spiritually adopted who is danger of abortion.” *
If you have spiritually adopted a child in the past or would like to adopt for the first time, please consider making a commitment to an unborn child in honor of Our Lady on or near the Feast of the Annunciation, March 25.In 2018, 2020 St. Patrick Parish and in 2022 St. Canice Parish conducted Spiritual Adoption of the Unborn programs. On the Feast of the Annunciation parishioners were invited to spiritually adopt and pray for a child in danger of abortion. Participants did not necessarily know the child they had adopted but prayed that some child known to God would be spared. By “spiritually” adopting a child, the participant was asked to name the child and commit to reciting the following daily prayer for 9 months:
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ifmmarch matching
"If you had to choose between groceries for your family or gas to get to your job, which would you choose? Here is a typical situation for some of the new families coming to IFM.Robert and Emily are among the working poor, a growing segment of our community defined as those who maintain employment but whose incomes fall below a given poverty line due to low wages and high expenses. With recent inflation, wages simply do not cover basic expenses. To support their family with two young children Robert and Emily rely on IFM for supplemental food. In April their CalFresh (food stamps) will be reduced by almost $200 a month. They, along with many others, will need more help form IFM than ever before.You Can Help!A handful of generous patrons have committed $60,000 if the community can match it in March.Your gift to IFM will be doubled!A $50 donation will become $100 and will provide groceries to a family for a month.
Mail or drop off checks to IFM
[Please write
‘Match’ on the memo line].
OR
Donate online with credit/debit/PayPal at: interfaithfoodministry.org
Thank you."
Click below for a list of volunteer position opportunities at IFM
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sock drive
Sierra Roots reports that they are in need of socks. You have been so very generous in the past years and we are asking for your support once again. Please place socks in the box provided in the vestibule of the church and accept our sincere gratitude for your kindness. If you have any questions, please feel call Mercy Associate member Carlie Foote @ 305-3150. Thank you!