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The Men of St. Joseph at SFX is our parish men’s group. We are a group of Catholic men, who meet regularly to pray together and encourage each other to be the spiritual leaders of our families. The purpose of the Men of St. Joseph is to instill holiness in men and help foster spiritual leadership in family and community life. There are no dues or fees for membership. The only requirement is a desire to strengthen our love of Christ through the Sacraments, Sacred Scripture, Prayer, and Fellowship. Our primary purpose is to deepen our relationship with Christ and help other men to do so.
What we do:
The Men of St Joseph meet monthly, on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM for fellowship and friendship with other Catholic men, to hear a talk or presentation to go deeper in our faith, and to pray together. At different times of the year we host a parish Night of Reflection for men. Our meetings are open to men of any parish, not only our own.
We also have a prayer meeting at 6:00 AM on Mondays for any men who want to start our week with prayer, and pray for all the men and their families.
Meeting Schedule
Who: All Catholic men are welcome
When: Meetings will be on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 7pm
Where: in the Hospitality room in the Church basement or in the School Gym. We will update this page with the location for the current meeting.
Please contact us for details and questions:
Jay Hamel: jayhamel8@yahoo.com
Dave Fredette: loquent@comcast.net
Mark Hadley: mark.hadley@hadleycompany.com
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CLICK HERE for the Sean Forrest: concert and presentation on Haiti 180
CLICK HERE for the presentation by Bryan Mercier: “Living Holy in an Unholy World. How to Live Catholic Without Compromise.”
CLICK HERE for the presentation by Jay Hamel: “Do We Still Need Rites of Passage? Mentoring Boys into Manhood”
CLICK HERE for the presentation by Jay Hamel: “Praying Like Men, Praying Like St. Joseph”
CLICK HERE for the link to the presentation by Fr. Matthias Saskos on the Consecration of Russia.
CLICK HERE for the link to the presentation by Colonel Mike Manning on what he observed in Kabul at the only Catholic Church in Afghanistan.