Consecrated Life Celebration Speakers

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We are seeking Christ!

We are developing character!

We value teamwork!

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Consecrated Life Celebration Speakers

2/6/22 | Church Articles | by Mary Lestina

Pope John Paul II instituted a day of prayer for women and men in consecrated life. On February 5 & 6, St. Dominic Catholic Parish celebrated members of consecrated life at all Masses and offered a time set aside for fellowship. Below are messages given at each of the weekend Masses.

Aaron Siehr: Parish member, St. Dominic Catholic School alumnus, and seminarian at St. Francis de Sales Seminary.