When we think about Eucharistic miracles, we may be tempted to think that most of them are unsubstantiated stories that only happened in the “old days” and couldn’t happen today in our age of science.
The last few decades, however, have seen a surge in Eucharistic miracles, which cannot be explained by science. And in most of these recent miracles, the Eucharist turns into human flesh and blood.
Why has the Lord suddenly multiplied Eucharistic miracles in the last few decades? Are we, like Doubting Thomas, refusing to believe unless we see, touch, and feel for ourselves? Jesus in his love for Thomas condescended to let him see, touch, and feel his wounds in order to believe. Perhaps he is now doing the same for us.
So many young people have rejected religion as “unscientific.” So here’s the science to prove our faith. Others say they don’t believe in religion because it’s just opinion or contrary to “reason.” Here’s quantifiable, measurable, physical evidence.
A retreat in a precious opportunity to renew faith, to exeperience the loving presence of God and to seek the wisdom so necessary for living.
St. Anne's Parish Men's Retreat - March 3 - 5, 2023
St. Anne's Parish Women's Retreat - March 24 -26, 2023
To learn more or to register: visit stpaulretreat.org
The theme of this year's retreat
Seeking Peace: Becoming Peacemakers
So many times in Sacred Scripture we hear Jesus extend peace (God's healing peace) to individuals, to communities, to crowds. Jesus is extending peace, calling forth peace, embodying peace.
This peace does not come and from outside, but inside, from our communion in faith and love with Jesus. Our world continues to find itself in turmoil, conflict, unrest, fear, anger, and confusion.
- How do we find peace?
- Where do we look?
- How do we respond?
This retreat will help us explore the healing Peace that Jesus shares and listen for how he invites us to respond. (1).
Get your Green On! Live and in-person Celtic Band "FOXTREE!" at St. Daniel, Clarkston
Enjoy "Irish" Cuisine, homemade desserts, and SPIRITS
50/50 raffle
Parish raffle
Proceeds to benefit: St. Daniel Youth Ministry
& Diocesan Seminarians
FUN, FOOD, ENTERTAINMENT $35/person
tickets available to purchase at St. Anne Parish Office
during normal business hours
(make checks payable to Knights of Columbus Council 15967)
Applications are now being accepted for the Knights of Columbus 2023 scholarships. Applications are on the bulletin board in Hardy Hall or available here at this
link : Knights of Columbus Scholarship Application
Applicants must be in the 12th grade and either a registered member of St. Anne's Parish or a family member of the Knights of Columbus Council 6824. All seniors planning on attending a college, university, community college, or trade school are encouraged to apply. PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION BY MARCH 31, 2023.
The St. Anne Memorial brick garden is located outside the West windows of the church vestibule. This area has been established as a place to memorialize significant events such as births, deaths, weddings, baptisms, and any other significant moments.
Engraved memorial brick costs are as follows:
1 brick - $75
2 bricks - $125
3 bricks - $175