Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church

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Our family of parishes offers a Bereavement Support Group and the next series is scheduled to start April 1. The group will meet for four consecutive Monday evenings from 6:00-7:30 pm in the Old St. Mary Parish Office (835 N Milwaukee St). The program will touch on many different topics such as: Different Stages of Grief, Understanding Anger, Depression, and Unfinished Business. You will have the opportunity to share your memories and feelings with others who are walking the same journey. In a Bereavement Support Group grievers can hear testimony from those who have “been there.” They will discover that others have suffered similar pains, fear, sadness and anger. It is critical for a griever to know that it is okay to feel lonely, depressed or isolated, and to know with certainty that someday they will feel better.

Please contact Terri at 469-6173 or *protected email* if you have any questions or want to register. A Bereavement Support Group can offer hope. Let us walk this journey with you. ... See MoreSee Less

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Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church

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Eat, Drink and Be Catholic: Habitat for Humanity - Wednesday, March 20 at 7:00 pm
Executive Director for Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity, Brian Sonderman, will be our guest. Brian will reflect on the mission of Habitat for Humanity as it relates to our Lenten almsgiving project and the ongoing call to stand with those on the margins.

Eat, Drink and Be Catholic offers women and men of all ages a casual opportunity to explore the Catholic faith. We hope to provide a space for intellectual, relational and spiritual growth. Our hope is that at the end of each evening, individuals not only know more but are also inspired and empowered to live out what our faith celebrates and teaches. Adults of all ages are invited to Mo’s…A Place for Steaks (720 N Plankinton) on Wednesday, March 20th starting at 7:00pm.

Seating is limited, so please RSVP to Chad Griesel at *protected email* or call 414-271-6180. ... See MoreSee Less

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Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church

5 days ago

Catholic East’s Fish Fry begins Friday, March 15!
Come to Holy Rosary Hall (2011 N Oakland Ave) on three Fridays this Lent: March 15, 29 and April 12 from 4:00-7:30 pm for this fun annual tradition.
The dine in menu includes baked or fried fish, baked potato or french fries, coleslaw, applesauce, bread and butter, dessert, and coffee. Beer, wine, milk and soda will be available for purchase. Adults: $10; Seniors/Take Out: $9; Children: $6.
Holy Rosary Church will be open from 4:00-7:00 pm, so feel free to go upstairs and light a candle and enjoy some peaceful time of prayer before or after you go to the Fish Fry. A “self-guided” stations of the cross will also be available (The Mystery of the Cross: Praying the Stations with Pope Francis). ... See MoreSee Less

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Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church

7 days ago

Our Lenten Communal Reconciliation Service is Saturday, March 16th at 10am at Three Holy Women-St. Hedwig (Brady & Humboldt). Please join us and experience this beautiful sacrament before Easter. There will be individual confessions offered. ... See MoreSee Less

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Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church

2 weeks ago

This Lent, as we journey together as a family of four parishes and in companionship with Habitat for Humanity, our theme is “Building Hope.” Please be sure to visit our shared Lent webpage and check the bulletin to find out the many ways to learn, pray, engage and build hope this year. It will most certainly be a beautiful journey: www.oldsaintmary.org/lent ... See MoreSee Less

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