MARY, MOTHER OF GOD PRAYER GROUP

Wednesday’s 7:00 PM-9:00PM in the Marian Room (Note: Location can vary. If not in Marian room, check the Youth Room (JP2 Room), St. Joseph Room or the church.)

We are a charismatic group striving to be led by the Virgin Mary to grow closer in our relationship with God the Father, Jesus the Son, & the Holy Spirit. Every Wednesday during the “Upper Room,” we focus on finding more joy in the sacraments, growing in our appreciation for the rosary, and learn about laying down our burdens at the feet of the cross. If you are looking for a deeper spiritual encounter or a challenge for your faith life, please join us anytime. Watch the bulletin or see our Facebook page Maria Madre de Dios/Mary Mother of God for Special Retreats, times to join us at Eucharistic Adoration, special vigils throughout the year, or changes to our regular meeting nights.

All ages & all spiritual levels are welcome! You do not need to be a member of St. Michael’s to attend.

Contact Mark & Dylana Ravenscroft at [email protected] or [email protected] Se habla español

PRAYER WHEEL 

The Prayer Wheel Ministry is to provide support to those in special need of intercessory prayer.  Members of the prayer chain receive e-mails or phone calls regarding specific intentions that parishioners have asked to have remembered in prayer. 

Prayer requests can be made by contacting the Parish Office at 419.422.2646

If you are drawn to this ministry and would like to be a “pray-er” you may also contact the office.

ROSARY

Recitation of the Rosary is held every Sunday morning prior to the 9:00 am Mass in the Downtown Church.

As part of the ministry of the Rosary Altar Society, the rosary is recited prior to the funeral of the deceased women of the parish.

FAMILY HOLY HOUR

The Family Holy Hour Ministry arranges for benediction and exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on the second Sunday of each month starting at 4:30pm in the Main Church at 750 Bright Road. The main purpose of this event is to provide a space where whole families can come and join together in prayer, even (and especially) if the family includes young ones that the parents may not feel comfortable bringing to other prayer groups. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.