Little Black Books
Little Black Books for Lent will be available at the entrances of each church beginning February 15. You can also visit their website, littlebooks.org, to purchase an ebook ($5) or subscribe to the app ($20/year).
Little Black Books for Lent will be available at the entrances of each church beginning February 15. You can also visit their website, littlebooks.org, to purchase an ebook ($5) or subscribe to the app ($20/year).
Help and encouragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member or friend. Tuesdays, February 24 - March 10 6:00 - 8:00 pm Location: Old St. Mary Parish Office, 835 N Milwaukee St $20.00 for the cost of the workbook. Scholarships are available. Grieving with Great Hope helps you...
The Catholic East Fish Fry is back for one night only, March 13! Come on out to Holy Rosary (2011 N Oakland Ave) between 4:30 – 7:00 pm for the best fish fry in town. The dine in menu includes fried fish, french fries, coleslaw, applesauce, bread and butter, dessert,...
Many fondly remember the huge events Men of Christ hosted before the COVID shutdown in 2020. They moved Men of Christ to parishes and supersites to keep the fire burning, but this year’s event will bring everyone back together once again. Speakers include Jim Wahlberg, Dr. Edward Sri, Dr. John...
Due to the forecasted inclement weather, the St. Joseph Tavolata is canceled. The Saint Joseph Table Returns Sunday, March 15, 2026! Table Blessing follows the 10:30 am Mass Table continues until the raffle at 1:30 pm St. Rita Church & Hall (1617 N Cass St) Admission is free The...
All are invited to a Pre-Academy Awards Night Concert by the Fulton Chamber Players on Sunday, March 15, at 4:00 pm at Ss. Peter & Paul Church (2490 N. Cramer St., Milwaukee). Freewill offerings will be gratefully accepted. For more information, contact Tom Koester at tkoester@ffpmke.org or 414-962-2443 x308.
Fr. Brian Mason has shared bits and pieces of his recovery journey through homilies, bulletin articles, and conversations. As he prepares to move to a new assignment in June, he would like to have the opportunity to share his entire story with our parishioners. In this session, Fr. Brian will...
As most people understand them, the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous are a process for people to move from addiction to recovery. However, they are so much more than that. The Twelve Steps offer a spiritual program that can become a blueprint for life for anyone. In this presentation, Fr....
We are made for more, and Lent feels like the perfect time to grow in our relationship with Christ. One way to pause and reflect on what really matters is by creating a vision board – a Christ-centered vision board. Creating a vision board is not just about pasting pretty...
Parishes from around the archdiocese are hosting this year’s Lenten Day of Reconciliation, which will occur on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. Parishes will have different schedules for Reconciliation, and some locations will have Spanish-speaking priests available. Please visit www.archmil.org/events/pray-reconcile-and-rejoice-day-of-reconciliation for specific times and locations.
Who: All are welcome, especially families and teens Where: Ss. Peter & Paul Parish: 2490 N Cramer St. *Meet in the Church for Stations of the Cross!* Why: Pray and prepare your heart for Holy Week by meditating on Jesus’ final days with His disciples, His passion, and hope of...
Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper: 7:00 pm at Three Holy Women-St. Hedwig (Adoration after Mass until 10:00 pm)