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MEN'S CONFERENCE PULPIT ANNOUNCEMENTS AT END OF MASS
It
is suggested that the Parish Representative ask the pastor to say a few words
promoting the Men’s Conference after Mass and to also go. We need confessors; his accompanying the men
will help parish solidarity and help him to know his men better. It may be something like the following as a
starting point and be adapted according to the style of the pastor and the
reality of his parish.
First Announcement
The Diocese is sponsoring a Men's
Conference on Saturday March 22 at St. Mary’s Church in St. Clairsville. I strongly recommend that every man in the
parish takes advantage of the dynamic and entertaining Dr. Ray Guarendi, a
clinical psychologist and father of ten adopted children. He will help the men to
become more effective spiritual leaders of their families and better connected
with them. You will return spiritually
refreshed and reinvigorated after a day of enjoyable fellowship, traveling together in the parish van. Use
the sign-up sheet in the back of the church and see your parish representative (e.g.,
Paul Sebastian) to register. Please pray
for a fruitful and well attended Conference.
Final Announcement the Sunday Before the Conference
The Men's Conference is this coming
Saturday March 22 at St. Mary’s Church
in St. Clairsville. The men will meet at
the Parish Hall at 6 am and travel together like a pilgrimage in the parish van
for some great fellowship and spiritual reinvigoration, a great sacrifice for
Lent.
Dr. Ray Guarendi will give the men tips
on getting better connected with wife and children and becoming more effective
spiritual leaders of the family. Sign up
in the back of the church. You may
register at the door, but calling your parish representative to register as soon as you can. That would make planning so much
easier. Please pray for a fruitful and well attended Conference.
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St. Joseph, model of a true man
of God, pray for us and for the success of the Men's Conference.
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