Contemplative Prayer to End Racism

Oscar Romero Prayer Service at Our Lady Of Lourdes in partnership with Casa Romero Retreat Center - https://mailchi.mp/2f4049207629/oscar-romero-prayer-service

The Path to Hope: Expanding our Capacity to Love this Advent - https://mailchi.mp/bd0a00ac13cb/the-path-to-hope-expanding-our-capacity-to-love-this-advent

Join us on Thursday, Dec 4 at 4:30 pm at bakhita catholic worker to reflect on our embodiment and the healing of racialized trauma.

https://mailchi.mp/e972ccb8a852/catholic-public-witness-for-immigrants-in-milwaukee

Introducing our theme and format for our 9th year of Contemplative Prayer to End Racism. Please pray with us October 24, 2025 at 4:30 pm for prayer and connection on the continued need for healing of racism in our community.
https://mailchi.mp/9afa73c2ea66/the-path-to-hope-expanding-our-capacity-to-love

Wanting to understand how to best advocate and support immigrants as a person of faith?

Join the Family of Five parishes at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist

July 22, 2025 from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Cathedral Atrium St. John the Evangelist
812 N. Jackson

REGISTER https://tinyurl.com/FFPImmigrationTalk

This dynamic 60-minute session uncovers common myths and realities surrounding immigrants and immigration Through informed discussion and meaningful reflection, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the intersection between faith, policy, and the human experience of migration.

All are welcome. The presentation contains valuable information for all who support the dignity of immigrants. Please share with friends and family.

Immigration: Fiction, Facts & Faith - RSVP Tuesday, July 22, 2025 6:30 pm. Cathedral Atrium, St. John the Evangelist, 812 N Jackson St., Milwaukee WI 53202 Hosted by the Family of Five Parishes, Milwaukee Eastside/Downtown/Riverwest Please share with others - need not be Catholic to learn from this event. For more information, contact Lynn C...

Bring What is Broken: Our Eucharistic Call - https://mailchi.mp/a11ec53a4fba/bring-what-is-broken-our-eucharistic-call

Bring What is Broken: Our Eucharistic Call - https://mailchi.mp/5aaaeedaee95/bring-what-is-broken-our-eucharistic-call

Bring What is Broken: Our Eucharistic Call - Join us in prayer and reflection on how Eucharist-inspired love allows us to live out our Christian vocaiton - https://mailchi.mp/437bcda58417/bring-what-is-broken-our-eucharistic-call

Hope you can attend this inspiring event!

SAVE THE DATE!!
🌟 Join Us for an Afternoon of Art & Inspiration🎨

Dismas Ministry and the Ignatian Volunteer Corps of Milwaukee invite you to a powerful Prison Art Gallery Exhibit that transcends walls and connects hearts.

📅 Sunday, April 6, 2025
⏰ 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
📍 St. Francis of Assisi Parish Hall
1937 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53212
🚗 Free On-Site Parking | 🎟️ Free Admission (Free-will offerings welcome)

Step into a space where creativity knows no bounds. This thought-provoking exhibit showcases artwork created by individuals who are currently or were formerly incarcerated—sharing their stories of freedom, confinement, resilience, and hope through art.

✨ Special Highlight: A dedicated exhibit of the latest volume of I Am Beautiful: A Survival Resource Created by and for Women. Limited edition prints available to order!

🍽️ Enjoy complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages as you explore, reflect, and engage in meaningful conversations about justice, humanity, and the transformative power of art.

🔗 Learn more: www.dismasministry.org/artevent25

January Prayer: The Eucharist moves us to respond - https://mailchi.mp/7dc135f946b7/january-prayer-the-eucharist-moves-us-to-respond

Join us as we continue to reflect on how the Eucharist prepares and challenges us to work for the end of racism. This month, the theme is "The Eucharist moves us to respond."