Calling all Catholic Men!Know your Faith! Learn it & Live It! ALL MEN WELCOME!
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Wanted: Catholic Men ready to step up to the plate! Join your shepard, Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, fellow Catholic Men on Saturday November 7th as we explore Who are you called to be in 2009. This is a wonderful opportunity to share the faith, fellowship, prayer and Save the date today and begin to invite: - Your friends and other Men in your Parish - Your own teenage sons and your father too! - Your Priests and Deacons! |
Pre-register now! Just $10 at the door. Sons, Priests, and Deacons are free.* Email First Name Last Name Phone City State Zip Your Parish * Lists Catholic Charismatic Center November 7, 2009 Mens Day of Prayer * = Required Field |
When: Saturday November 7, 2009
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Héctor Antonio Molina, Jr. is a dynamic and much sought after bilingual lay Catholic speaker and Evangelist, who, for nearly 20 years has ministered the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the teachings of the Catholic faith throughout the United States, Canada, Latin America and the Caribbean. In June of 2007, the Most Reverend Archbishop Raymond Leo Burke appointed Héctor to serve as founding Director of the recently established Archdiocesan Office of the New Evangelization. Visit his website here |
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From the heart of the Deep South, steeped in Southern Baptist tradition Michael Cumbie's call from God to preach the Gospel came at age 14. Although a Protestant Pastor for 23 years, Michael ultimately realized that to be truly in one accord with "ancient historic" Christian practice, means to be in union with Rome, where the chair of the successor of St. Peter is located, he continued his studies and research. In 2001, Michael and his three children were received into the Catholic Church. Michael's wife Sherry came back to the Catholic Church that day as well, after a 28-year absence. Michael Cumbie's conversion story is entitled "No Bread on the Table, No Crumbs on the Floor" because of his great love of, and respect for the Most Holy Eucharist. Visit his website here |
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In 1993, Alex Jones was the pastor of a primarily African-American Pentecostal church in Detroit. His decision to research the beliefs and practices of the early Church began an eight-year spiritual journey that would lead him, his wife, and over half of his flock to conversion into the Catholic Church. Visit his website here |