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St. Patrick's Catholic Parish Sutherland!
St Pat’s Men’s Lenten Challenge Group - Calling every man! (18+)
Want to be a better father, better husband, better man? Calling every man!
Rather than just giving up chocolate, do something more meaningful! It will involve a weekly meeting and daily challenges/tasks. The sessions are fun and engaging whilst addressing in a real way the things that every man needs to deal with, but few ever get the chance to. With a focus on being men of sexual integrity, this program draws on wisdom from well-known experts, shares powerful teachings, and helps men apply life-changing principles in their own lives. Session details:
OPTION 1: Every Tuesday evening, 7-8.30pm for 8 weeks, beginning this week 24 Feb
OPTION 2: Every Wednesday evening, 7.45-9.15pm for 8 weeks, beginning this week 25 Feb
If neither day works, but you’re still interested, please still RSVP to let me know what could -- I might run it again later in the year
Click below to watch the trailer and for more info.
Keen to join us? Don’t hesitate, sign up! If you want, attend the first session and see if it’s for you!
This Lent, do something meaningful, practical and with the support of your brothers in Christ!
Develop your relationship
with God.
Here at St. Patrick’s we believe that the heart of a healthy spiritual life is a deep and realistic relationship with our Lord. It is in the little events of daily life that sanctity is achieved.
Be a part of a Community
Alongside the need for a deep and personal relationship with our Lord, the next most important thing is our love of one another. Here at St. Pat’s we have a great community spirit. We have coffee and tea (with biscuits!) after our Sunday Mass and we have several lively groups in the parish including, Alpha, choir, catechists and even a knitting club.
PARISH COMMITMENT STATEMENT
The Archdiocese is wholly committed to ensuring the safety, well-being and dignity of all Children and Adults, and it acknowledges its important legal, moral and spiritual responsibility to create a safe and nurturing environment for Children and Adults. The Archdiocese has zero tolerance for the abuse, mistreatment, discrimination or bullying of Children and Adults. The Archdiocese strives to maintain an organisational culture of respect for Children and Adult’s opinions, rights, safety and well-being. All Policy, Protocols and guidelines for safeguarding children are available through our website.
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