March 26, 2024 – Marriage, Family & Life eMonthly

Events Coming Soon!
Do you know someone who would benefit from one of these ministries?
Divorced? Saint Joseph Parish is hosting a twelve-week Surviving Divorce program that begins on April 2 – June 18,   6:30 – 8 PM, Saint Joseph Ministry House (218 W 13th Street/Catholic Radio office, WTJW 93.1FM Sign in yard) Find comfort and counsel consistent with Catholic Church teachings.  Visit saintjosephjasper.org  events page to register and to find out more information.
Surviving Divorce features twelve video presentations that cover topics such as shock and grief, anger and forgiveness, money issues, dealing with children and a former spouse, and annulment and remarriage. This program is for the newly separated and divorced and those still struggling with issues many years later. It will help them find answers to their questions, restore their hope, and begin authentic healing. It is open to both men and women.
Opportunities in Faith
Over 100 couples across nine of our diocesan parishes are involved with the Grace Marriage enrichment program.  Couples are meeting at their parish 1x every 3 months to discuss life and marriage and become more intentional about their relationships.  Feedback on this program is very positive from both women and men.  Start-up is easy.  CMI funds are available for this ministry. Contact Eric at egirten@evdio.org for details.

The Office of Family & Life is giving away ten marriage builder packages!  Each package is a $59.00 value.  Parishes can also create eucharistic marriage groups for their married couples.  CMI funds are available for this ministry.  Contact for details.

The Diocese of Evansville offers small group support for those who are same-sex attracted and looking to live a life in Christ.  If interested, email courage@evdio.org.
I saw so many people leave the Church because they had this experience [same-sex desires/gender discordance] or they loved others who did, and I wondered when my faith would give out too… Eden Invitation is a beacon for the suffering Church. The sense of belonging and being invited reminds me of early Christian communities. It’s anchored in Christ. His disciples are led by the Spirit– the priests, consecrated, married, and single come together to worship God, to celebrate the sacraments, and the vulnerable are protected in the middle of it all. It’s beautiful! It makes me more in love with the wider Church; more excited to be part of my community at home. I’ve been in Catholic communities my whole life, yet I now feel evangelized. | *Dustan, Eden Invitation Community Member
Hurting from abortion?  Know someone who is?
Rachel’s Vineyard 
Rachel’s Vineyard offers post-abortion healing retreats for women
and men suffering from the emotional and spiritual wounds of abortion.
Upcoming Retreats in 2024: 
May 3-5 – Owensboro, Kentucky area
July 19-21 – Cullman, Alabama
October 11-13 – Owensboro, Kentucky area

Contact Rita: (270) 474-4707
Email:  retreats@hopeafterabortionky.com
https://www.rachelsvineyard.org/
Additional Resources
Leslie Schaefer presents her family’s story of child loss; information on child loss in general and how the diocesan Redbird Ministries group is expanding to meet the needs of parents who have experienced child loss.  The presentation includes a 12 minute video from Redbird Ministries and Q/A.  20-60 minute presentation range.

Redbird Ministries Presentation for Parish Council, Parish Sub-Committees or Commissions, Small Groups

Contact Leslie at Leslieschaefer.redbird@gmail.com or Eric at egirten@evdio.org to schedule a presentation or for more information..
From the USCCB

– March 15, 2024 – Volume 101

NATIONWIDE INVITATION TO PRAYER

On March 26, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case that could impact the widespread accessibility of abortion pills. The USCCB’s president and the chairman of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities announced a nationwide invitation to prayer.

PRO-LIFE CHAIR RESPONDS TO IVF ISSUES

Bishop Burbidge, chair of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, spoke about the gift of life in response to the growing attention to assisted reproductive technologies. Read his full statement here.

ACTION ALERT: TINY PRE-BORN LIVES AT STAKE

New proposals in Congress threaten human life, the family, and religious freedom. Please ask your networks to tell Congress to oppose bills and resolutions that claim to protect so-called “rights” to IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies (ART) that result in the deaths of countless human embryos and violate human dignity.

CATHOLIC CURRENT: HOPE & HEALING AFTER ABORTION

On this week’s episode of Catholic Current, guests Bishop Michael Burbidge, Chair of the Committee on Pro-Life Activities, and Mary McClusky, Assistant Director of Project Rachel Ministry Development, discuss hope and healing after abortion.

IVF: THE HUMAN COST

In vitro fertilization (IVF) is marketed as a safe and effective way to help couples have children. However, it is responsible for well-documented injuries to children before and after birth, as well as to the health of women and the well-being of families. Learn more here.

STORIES FROM WALKING WITH MOMS IN NEED

Two short, new videos show stories of moms whose lives were changed by Walking with Moms in Need. See how parish volunteers helped these moms find hope and a better future for themselves and their children: Darkness to Light | Finding Home.
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March Prayer Guide
Pray
Our Father, 3 Hail Marys, Glory Be
Reflect
The ability to cooperate with God’s creative power to conceive and raise a child is one of the most profound gifts that a married couple can receive. Yet sadly, about 1 in 6 people face infertility at some point. For some, the joy of conception never happens. Others suffer repeated miscarriages. Still others experience secondary infertility: after giving birth to one or more children, they experience difficulty having another. When couples are unable to bear children, very often there is an understandable feeling of great loss. It is essential to note that the Church has true compassion for couples suffering from infertility and wants to be of real help to them. Many causes of infertility can be addressed through medical assistance that is fully in accord with Catholic teaching.

The desire to have a child is beautiful and good. At the same time, we are called to cooperate with God’s design for married love and the creation of new life. Some practices, such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) and surrogacy, are not morally legitimate ways to address infertility. In addition to failing to respect the dignity of the couple’s marital relationship, of their sexuality, and of the child, some procedures often result in the loss of human life—for example, IVF and surrogacy that involves IVF.

St. John Paul II affirmed to couples who bear the cross of infertility, “you are no less loved by God; your love for each other is complete and fruitful when it is open to others.” It is important that all couples who experience infertility—and those who desire to offer them support—know that their love is still fruitful and their married life remains filled with meaning. We pray that couples experiencing infertility will know Christ’s closeness in a special way and embrace God’s design as they seek to grow their families.

For more information, please visit respectlife.org/navigating-infertility.

Act (Choose one.)
  • Choose one day this week to abstain from sweets or your favorite snack as a reminder to draw close to Christ in times of suffering and trust in His plan for our lives.
  • Take time to learn more about the moral problems posed by some reproductive technologies and types of medical assistance that are consistent with Church teaching.
  • Offer some other sacrifice or prayer that you feel called to do for this month’s intention.
Bishop Michael Burbidge, chair of the USCCB’s Committee on Pro-Life Activities, recently spoke on the gift of human life in response to the growing attention to assisted reproductive technologies.
Excerpt from Pope John Paul II, “Homily at the Mass for the Families” on February 13, 1982 © 1982, Libreria Editrice Vaticana. Used with permission. All rights reserved.
In The News
https://www.ncregister.com/cna/indiana-catholic-couple-asks-supreme-court-to-hear-transgender-child-custody-case

https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/257137/supreme-court-declines-to-hear-catholic-couple-s-lawsuit-over-transgender-child-custody

https://www.ncregister.com/interview/bishop-barron-spiritual-crisis-eucharist

https://cruxnow.com/church-in-the-usa/2024/03/a-wisconsin-ruling-on-catholic-charities-raises-the-bar-for-religious-tax-exemptions

Service Opportunities
ERIC GIRTEN, LSW MPS
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF FAMILY & LIFE

812-424-5536 | egirten@evdio.org
Diocese of Evansville
4200 N. Kentucky Ave. | Evansville, IN 47711-2799

March 01, 2024 – Marriage, Family & Life eMonthly

Divorced? Saint Joseph Parish is hosting a twelve-week Surviving Divorce program that begins on April 2 – June 18,   6:30 – 8 PM, Saint Joseph Ministry House (218 W 13th Street/Catholic Radio office, WTJW 93.1FM Sign in yard) Find comfort and counsel consistent with Catholic Church teachings.  Visit saintjosephjasper.org  events page to register and to find out more information.
Surviving Divorce features twelve video presentations that cover topics such as shock and grief, anger and forgiveness, money issues, dealing with children and a former spouse, and annulment and remarriage. This program is for the newly separated and divorced and those still struggling with issues many years later. It will help them find answers to their questions, restore their hope, and begin authentic healing. It is open to both men and women.

– February 28, 2024 – Volume 100

OP-ED: TIME TO PUT WOMEN’S HEALTH FIRST

Kellie Fiedorek, senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, succinctly articulated the FDA’s disregard for women’s health with its continual removal of safety measures for women taking abortion-inducing drugs.

Q&A ON ABORTION PILLS

An updated, in-depth Q&A on chemical abortion explains what it is, how it works, maternal risks, the FDA’s actions, and the ongoing controversy surrounding it.

MARCH WORD OF LIFE

The March issue of Word of Life is available in English and will be posted on the same page in Spanish as soon as it is available. Previous issues can be found in the Word of Life archive.

ST. JOSEPH ADOPTION NOVENA

The Novena to St. Joseph for Those on the Path of Adoption will take place March 10-18 leading up to the Solemnity of Saint Joseph on March 19. Participants can sign up in English or Spanish to receive the novena by email or text message. Resources are available to promote and share the novena in parishes and schools.

PARISH ACTION GUIDE: SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY

This year, the Sunday of Divine Mercy falls on April 7, so the sample timeline for the parish action guide begins in February. A webinar recording provides an introduction to the feast and its connection to pro-life ministry and gives an overview of the action guide, which is available in English and Spanish.

PARISH ACTION GUIDE: ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD

Because March 25 is the Monday of Holy Week this year, the Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord is transferred two weeks later to Monday, April 8. The parish action guide (English | Spanish) was developed with suggested dates based on the observance of the solemnity on March 25. So, please bear in mind the transfer of the observance to April 8 when viewing the action guide. For example, the sample timeline would start in mid-February instead of early February.
Over 100 couples across nine of our diocesan parishes are involved with the Grace Marriage enrichment program.  Couples are meeting at their parish 1x every 3 months to discuss life and marriage and become more intentional about their relationships.  Feedback on this program is very positive from both women and men.  Start-up is easy.  CMI funds are available for this ministry. Contact Eric at egirten@evdio.org for details.
Fr. Mike talks about Marriage
Building a Eucharistic Marriage
Tuesday Marriage Tip
The Book of Sirach and Marriage – 7

(Sirach 9: 9) “With a married woman dine not, recline not at table to drink by her side, lest your heart be drawn to her and you go down in blood to the grave.”

Very ominously stated, this passage should be applied to and observed by both men and women alike. Many married people that I have counseled have admitted to having opposite sex friends that they are very close to and with whom they often spend one-on-one time. I have worked with spouses who like to go out to bars to unwind, only to have gotten themselves in trouble with another man or woman while drinking too much. I have also counseled many who have used friends of the opposite sex for consolation about problems in their marriage.

When we get married, friendships with the opposite sex have to change and strict boundaries need to be placed on those connections. Alone time with them should cease to occur and time together with them should be in the midst of a group with the full knowledge of our spouse. Anything else is just playing with fire. Even if our intentions are pure and we have ‘no attraction’ to them, being with them a lot or by ourselves often leads to scandal and concern by spouse regarding the fidelity of the other person’s actions.

When things are rocky in our marriage, if we are not working through these issues with our spouse and instead are talking to others of the opposite sex about our struggles, we leave our hearts open to temptation of the other person who is giving us their full time and attention. And if you are doing this while you’re also under the influence of drugs or alcohol, your chances of making poor decisions multiplies exponentially. Once the damage is done, the job of rebuilding trust can be a long and excruciating journey that many marriages don’t survive.

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The Office of Family & Life is giving away ten marriage builder packages!  Each package is a $59.00 value.  Parishes can also create eucharistic marriage groups for their married couples.  CMI funds are available for this ministry.  Contact for details.

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Friday, March 8, 2024 – Sunday, March 10, 2024
Archabbey Guest House and Retreat Center(Married Couples Only) With all the distractions of the world, children, jobs, volunteering, etc., the vocation aspect of marriage can fall to the wayside. This retreat will provide inspirational e…

Redbird Ministries Presentation for Parish Council, Parish Sub-Committees or Commissions, Small Groups

Leslie Schaefer presents her family’s story of child loss; information on child loss in general and how the diocesan Redbird Ministries group is expanding to meet the needs of parents who have experienced child loss.  The presentation includes a 12 minute video from Redbird Ministries and Q/A.  20-60 minute presentation range.

Contact Leslie at Leslieschaefer.redbird@gmail.com or Eric at egirten@evdio.org to schedule a presentation or for more information.

Rachel’s Vineyard 
Know someone who is?
Hurting from abortion?

Retreats
Rachel’s Vineyard offers post-abortion healing retreats for women and men suffering from the emotional and spiritual wounds of abortion.
Upcoming Retreats in 2024: 
May 3-5 – Owensboro, Kentucky area
July 19-21 – Cullman, Alabama
October 11-13 – Owensboro, Kentucky area

Contact Rita: (270) 474-4707
Email:  retreats@hopeafterabortionky.com

The Diocese of Evansville offers small group support for those who are same-sex attracted and looking to follow the teachings of the Catholic Church.  Meetings starting soon.  If interested, email courage@evdio.org.
Service Opportunities

February 05, 2024 – Rollout of our Long Range Facilities Master Plan

Father Zach Etienne and our Long Term Planning Committee members would like to thank all parishioners who joined Jack Faber from Hafer for tonight’s rollout of our Long Range Facilities Master Plan for Good Shepherd Catholic Church and Good Shepherd Catholic School. It is a blessing to see the active involvement of our parish community today, and especially the possibilities for our future parish and school families in the future. God Bless

VIDEO:  https://www.facebook.com/100077668428067/videos/pcb.404908148774796/231036960075782

February 01, 2024 – New York Encounter (Feb 16-18)

Dear Fathers,
I wanted to share the website for the New York Encounter, which is a 3-day cultural event (Feb 16-18) offering presentations on everything from AI to Arts to Education. The main Encounter events will be livestreamed on the website (https://www.newyorkencounter.org/2024-edition#2024) and other videos will be made available later.
If you watch the presentations and find them helpful, you might consider sharing them with your parishioners.
Peace,

Fr. Alex Zenthoefer
_______________________

Vicar General
Diocese of Evansville

Rector
St. Benedict Cathedral Parish

February 05, 2024 – Office of Catechesis Update

Diocese of Evansville Disability Ministry Newsletter
February 5, 2024
NCPD offers

Inclusive Lenten Activities
to use with
religious education
and Catholic School classes

The Hope of Lent is a retreat for
persons living with a chronic illness or disability and their caregivers.

Find information and Register here

CYO Camp Rancho Framasa

The Archdiocese of Indianapolis offers summer camp opportunities for older teens and adults with disabilities.  Click on the links to learn more.

Ranch Hands (ages 16-19)
Adult Recreation Camp

Parish Liaisons

Would you like for your parish to have a Parish Liaison for Disability Ministry?  The parish liaisons meet 4 times a year to discuss ways to promote inclusion within the parish.  To add a liaison for your parish, or to check if your parish has one, contact Andie Gunter, agunter@evdio.org.

The next Parish Liaison meeting is February 8th
from 5:30-7:30pm (Central) at the Catholic Center.

Update:  SPRED Training coming soon.

What is SPRED?

SPRED is a parish-based ministry that provides faith formation and spiritual nourishment to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities of all ages and function levels.

To learn more about SPRED and hear stories of personal experiences of those involved in the program, click here.

St. Joseph in Jasper has a SPRED group meeting one Tuesday a month.

The All Saints SPRED group meets twice a month on Mondays.

St. John the Baptist in Newburgh plans to begin a SPRED group in the fall.

St. Francis Xavier in Poseyville plans to begin a SPRED group in the fall. 

If you are interested in being a catechist or a participant in a SPRED group, fill out this questionnaire.

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February 2, 2024 – Marriage, Family & Life eMonthly

February 2024: Word of Life
The February 2024 edition of Word of Life is available in English and will be posted on the same webpage in Spanish as soon as it is available.

 

Previous issues are available at respectlife.org/word-of-life-archive.

February 2024 Edition
National Marriage Week: February 7-14, 2024
The upcoming observances of National Marriage Week (February 7-14, 2024) and World Marriage Day (Sunday, February 11, 2024) are opportunities to focus on building a culture of life and love by supporting and promoting marriage and the family.

The USCCB Secretariat of Laity, Marriage, Family Life and Youth offers many resources. The theme for 2024 is “Love Beyond Words.”

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Bishop Burbidge’s response to President Biden’s pro-abortion rally in VA

President Biden has made abortion the centerpiece of his campaign. At a rally in Manassas, VA, he advocated for codifying Roe v. Wade  into law. It is incredibly devastating to know President Biden would place “choice” over his sacred duty to protect life.

President Biden’s rally took place just four miles from the Manassas Mother of Mercy Free Medical Clinic, where Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Arlington offers free prenatal care to pregnant women in need and their unborn children. In the year after the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health decision, the Diocese of Arlington delivered $877,000 in free medical care to more than 1,000 women. Going further, the diocese also provided rent and utilities assistance, nearly 400,000 diapers, and 4,000 cans of formula to families in need.

Despite what this administration claims, taking the life of an innocent child is never a “choice.” Women who are facing unexpected or difficult pregnancies deserve assistance that affirms and supports life – not destroy it.

Abortion remains the preeminent civil rights issue of our time, yet, just yesterday, the Biden administration announced renewed efforts to increase access to medically unsafe prescription abortion pills. This is clearly not about women’s health.

The Diocese of Arlington and the entire pro-life movement will remain steadfast in ensuring parents facing unexpected or challenging pregnancies have the support they need to choose life for their unborn children.

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Archbishop Gudziak Commends Congress for Bipartisan Child Tax Credit Agreement

January 23, 2024

WASHINGTON – The bipartisan enhanced Child Tax Credit agreement is “exactly the sort of policy” that Congress should prioritize, said Archbishop Borys Gudziak of the Ukrainian Archeparchy of Philadelphia, chairman of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Domestic Justice and Human Development, saying it would support the well-being of struggling families to lift many children out of poverty.

“We welcome the recent announcement from Chairmen Wyden and Smith of a bipartisan agreement for an enhanced Child Tax Credit. The bishops have repeatedly urged Congress to pass a strengthened Child Tax Credit that prioritizes the poorest children. This framework makes meaningful progress towards the goal of a strengthened Child Tax Credit by largely targeting improvements in the credit to the lowest-income children. This will help support the well-being of families struggling to meet their basic needs and has the power to lift many children out of poverty. This is exactly the sort of policy supporting women, children, and families that Congress should prioritize. We encourage lawmakers to work together to make this improved Child Tax Credit a reality for families in need.”

Tyler ArnoldBy Tyler Arnold

Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Jan 24, 2024 / 16:00 pm

Ohio lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to prohibit doctors from facilitating sex changes for children on Wednesday, Jan. 24, in a successful override of Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto of the legislation.

The bill, which will go into effect in 90 days, prohibits all “gender reassignment surgery” performed on minors and the prescription of puberty-blocking drugs and hormone treatments designed to facilitate a gender transition for minors. More than half of the country still makes these procedures and drugs available to children.

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Several of our parishes have developed ministries to support foster children and foster families in their communities.  If you would like more information for yourself or your parish, contact for details.

UPCOMING RACHEL’S VINEYARD RETREATS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED ABORTION.  BELOW ARE THREE DIFFERENT FORMS OF ADVERTISMENT FOR YOUR PARISHES.
Rachel’s Vineyard
Retreats
Hurting from abortion?
Know someone who is?
Rachel’s Vineyard offers post-abortion healing retreats for women and men suffering from the emotional and spiritual wounds of abortion.
Upcoming Retreats in 2024: 
May 3-5 – Owensboro, Kentucky area
July 19-21 – Cullman, Alabama
October 11-13 – Owensboro, Kentucky area

Contact Rita: (270) 474-4707
Email:  retreats@hopeafterabortionky.com

Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat for Healing After Abortion

If you are suffering from grief or trauma from an abortion, come experience the healing love of Jesus Christ on a Rachel’s Vineyard weekend retreat on May 3-5, 2024 at the Passionist Retreat House in Whitesville, KY sponsored by Rachel’s Vineyard of Bowling Green.  The weekend retreat will combine discussions, spiritual exercises, the sacrament of reconciliation, a Memorial Service and a Mass of Entrustment of our Children to Jesus.  Participation is strictly confidential and offers a beautiful opportunity to experience God’s love, forgiveness and compassion.  For more information or registration contact:  Rita by phone (270-474-4707) or email (retreats@hopeafterabortionky.com).  The cost is $200 for meals, private room, and all retreat materials.  If you have a financial burden, assistance is available – no one is ever turned away due to financial need!
For a complete listing of retreat dates and locations contact 1-877-HOPE-4-ME or visit the Rachel’s Vineyard website at www.rachelsvineyard.org.

Come join us for a weekend of emotional healing and spiritual renewal.  Rachel’s Vineyard offers post-abortion healing retreats for women & men who are suffering from the lingering effects of abortion.
Next retreat is May 3-5, 2024  
Location near Owensboro, KY
Rita:  (270) 474-4707
retreats@hopeafterabortionky.com
http://hopeafterabortionky.com
The Diocese of Evansville has an annual fall retreat each year but there are many other opportunities during the year for healing…CMI funds available for this ministry.  Contact for details.
Service Opportunities
Did you know that over 100 couples across nine of our diocesan parishes are involved with Grace Marriage enrichment program?  Couples are meeting at their parish 1x every 3 months to discuss life and marriage and become more intentional about their relationships.  Feedback on this program is very positive from both women and men.  Start-up is easy.  CMI funds are available for this ministry. Contact for details.

The Office of Family & Life is giving away ten marriage builder packages!  Each package is a $59.00 value.  Parishes can also create eucharistic marriage groups for their married couples.  CMI funds are available for this ministry.  Contact for details.

The Diocese of Evansville offers small group support for those who are same-sex attracted and looking to follow the teachings of the Catholic Church.  If interested, email courage@evdio.org.

Sex, Gender, and a Sacramental Worldview | January Newsletter

Gathering for a New Pentecost

Jesus is calling us back to our first love for a new Pentecost.

The 10th National Eucharistic Congress is an invitation to experience profound personal revival so that we can be sent out to share Christ’s love with a world that desperately needs it. The Congress will be a high point within the grassroots movement of the National Eucharistic Revival and a defining moment for our generation. Eden Invitation is proud to sponsor and speak at this gathering of the Church in the United States!

From July 17–21, 2024, as many as 80,000 Catholics from all over the nation will come together around the family table in a way the United States hasn’t seen in 83 yearsOn Day 2 of the Congress, come to Anna Carter’s breakout session:

 

| Broken and Blessed: Sex, Gender, and a Sacramental Worldview |

In the sacraments, the transcendent, invisible realities of grace become visible and immanent. The Eucharist offers this par excellence. When we see the broken host lifted high every liturgy, we see our broken humanity taken up into something glorious and new. All too often, the conversation around sexuality and gender – particularly LGBTQ+ topics – becomes mired in political and cultural talking points. But these experiences are not excluded from the salvific work of grace. Join the Co-Founder and President of Eden Invitation in exploring how discordant experiences of sexuality and gender can be united to the Paschal Mystery and Christ’s Eucharistic love.

Thousands of Catholics will be there, and we hope many of you, our community members and supporters, will be among them. Will you join us?

 

Space is limited, so don’t wait to reserve your pass. We’re less than six months away from the National Eucharistic Congress. Passes to this historic event are now an extra 10% off until January 31—use the code EMMANUEL at checkout.

REGISTER HERE
We hope you will join us for this powerful moment in the life of the Church!
ERIC GIRTEN, LSW MPS
DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF FAMILY & LIFE

812-424-5536 | egirten@evdio.org
Diocese of Evansville
4200 N. Kentucky Ave. | Evansville, IN 47711-2799

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