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Holy Spirit Parish Weekly Newsletter

Father's rocking the green vestments again during this quiet time between Christmas and Lent. Some obscure but inspiring saints who left the easy life and said "YES!" to Jesus in spite of hardship. The CLEVELAND MARCH FOR LIFE is on Saturday. Here is your weekly update with what is going on in the Parish.

Monday, January 10th 2022

St. Peter Urseolus

The Dodge of Venice (who may have murdered his way to get to the top), Peter was a powerful man. But he walked away from it all to follow Christ on a lonely mountain.

Wednesday, January 12th 2022

St. Marguerite Bourgeoys

Fires. Plagues. Attacks from fierce Iroquois warriors. Discouragement from her Bishop. Nothing could stop her from following Christ's call to serve and protect the children and poor of 17th century Canadian wilderness.

Thursday, January 13th

St. Hilary of Poitiers

This man made enemies by standing for the Truth. The emperor, the masses, and even his fellow Bishops were against him. But he charitably and firmly defended the Divinity of Christ, no matter the cost.

Adoration Thursday 6 PM - 8 PM

Holy Family Chapel

Looking to make a stronger commitment to prayer in the New Year?

Stop in for some quiet prayer before the Lord!

Saturday, January 15th

Stand for Life - Locally!

Saturday, Jan. 15th.

March from Benedictine High School to Preterm.

Don't look back on your life and realize you were sitting on the sidelines.

Save the Dates!

Parish Mardis Gras Celebration

Saturday, February 26th

Father Mosovsky Hall

Parish Mission Lent 2022

Frank Runyeon of "As the World Turns" fame presents three nights of dramatic scriptural interpretation and of witness to the Faith in a hostile modern culture

Thursday, March 24th - 7:00 PM

Friday, March 25th - 7:00 PM

Saturday, March 26th - 7:00 PM

Holy Spirit Church

THE SYNOD

Registration is Open - Sessions Run Jan.10th - Jan. 30th

Help the Church in Her discernment process!

Want to get more out of Mass?

Prepare for Sunday!

Do everything for love. That way there are no little things. Everything is big.

~ St. Jose Maria Escriva