Nov
6
8:00 AM08:00

Morning of Reflection

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Annual Archdiocese St Paul and Minneapolis Morning of Reflection and Renewal

Archbishop Hebda will celebrate Mass.

Robust coffee break, no lunch this year.

Free will offering.

AMPLE free parking in adjacent lot.

First Saturday - Wear BLUE - It's Our Lady's Day!

and bring a flower to honor her - vases provided!

Adoration 8 am

Holy Mass 9 am Archbishop Hebda presiding

Coffee/light refreshments/Fellowship

Apostolate Updates

Reflection Mary, we love you! Fr Bill Peterson, C.Ss.R.

Blessing dismissal 12 noon

Please Register Here by November 1:

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Mar
24
12:00 AM00:00

10th Anniversary of the Founding Graces

Greetings, Seven Sisters around the world!

The Lord chose the 24 March 2011 to invite us into His work of intentionally praying for the strengthening and sanctity of priests. Ten years later we have kept it up - and are praying on 6 continents, 23 countries, and all 50 USA states in the context of over 2000 groups (of at least seven each). 

All glory and gratitude to the One Who called us to cooperate in this work!  May He richly reward the generosity and fidelity of our individual and collective responses. 

When I (Janette) returned to the sacramental life of the Church on 20 March 1999, I wrote a letter to Bishop Paul V Dudley (RIP) who had served as a mentor for me in my journey home.  The Bishop's return letter to me stated that when he received news of my special moment of grace, he fell to his knees and sang the Te Deum.

The Te Deum a moving tribute to God in His triune majesty. Its composition is attributed to St Ambrose (4th c), and referred to as the great Hymn of Thanksgiving. How fitting for our celebration of the graces upon graces gifted to us over the past ten years and to the bishops and priests for whom we have prayed. 

As you read the English translation of the text you can get a sense of its grandeur! It gives us a glimpse of heaven, with saints and angels and saints-in-the-making praising God together. Let us prayerfully join in this Youtube in concerted gratitude for the Apostolate work and impact - both now and in the anticipated future!

O, God, we praise You and acknowledge You to be the supreme Lord. 
Everlasting Father, all the earth worships You.
All the angels, the heavens and all angelic powers,
All the cherubim and seraphim, continually cry to you:
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Hosts!
Heaven and earth are full of the majesty of Your glory.
The glorious choir of the apostles,
The wonderful company of prophets,
The white-robed army of martyrs, praise You.
Holy Church throughout the world acknowledges You:
The Father of infinite majesty;
Your adorable, true and only Son;
Also the Holy Spirit, the Comforter.
O Christ, You are the King of glory!
You are the everlasting Son of the Father.
When You took it upon Yourself to deliver man,
You did not disdain the Virgin's womb.
Having overcome the sting of death, 
You opened the kingdom of heaven to all believers.
You sit at the right hand of God in the glory of the Father
We believe that You will come to be our Judge.
We, therefore, beg You to help Your servants
whom You have redeemed with Your Precious Blood.
Let them be numbered with Your saints in everlasting glory.

V. Save Your people, O Lord, and bless Your inheritance!
R. Govern them, and raise them up forever.
V. Every day we thank You.
R. And we praise Your name forever; yes, forever and ever.
V. O Lord, deign to keep us from sin this day.
R. Have mercy on us, O Lord, have mercy on us.
V. Let your mercy, O Lord be upon us, for we have hoped in You.
R. O Lord, in you I have put my trust; never let me be put to shame.

_______________________________________________

The planned pre-taped offerings for today will be shifted to June, closer to the actual launching of the first seven groups of the Apostolate work and the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart (this year, June 11).

Other ways of celebrating ... to keep the glowing going... will include: 

Ask twice. Intentional encouragement for growth of the Apostolate.  Let us imitate Our Lord, "Come and See." Before the year's end... ask at least two others about getting involved in the prayer efforts of the Apostolate.

4 August (Feast of St John Vianney): Cards that We Care Campaign. Seven Sisters are asked to send a card/note to the priest/bishop for whom they pray in celebration of the Feast of their Patron, St John Vianney. Ideas: Find an appropriate quote (or one from each Seven Sister and sub) of St JV to share.  Remind the priest/bishop of your daily prayer efforts and care for him. Include Holy Cards from the Apostolate in the card. 

Octave of All Saints (November 1-8): Remembrance through prayers for the souls of departed priests.

United in celebration, prayer and mission - 

Janette (and Apostolate Chaplain, Fr Joseph Johnson) 


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Mass with Archbishop Hebda
Nov
7
10:00 AM10:00

Mass with Archbishop Hebda

What a great gift!

Archbishop Hebda will be offering holy Mass for the intentions of the Seven Sisters of this Archdiocese! THANK YOU for your fidelity to pray from the heart - for the sanctity and well-being of priests!

"God looks neither at long nor beautiful prayers, but at those that come from the heart." -St. John Vianney, Apostolate patron

Celebrant: Archbishop Bernard Hebda

Con-celebrant: Fr Joseph Johnson, Apostolate Chaplain

07 November 2020
First Saturday
10 am

Cathedral of St Paul
National Shrine of the Apostle Paul

Location of inspiration of Apostolate: 03/24/11

239 Selby Ave
St Paul, MN

Limit of attendees: 250

RSVP with name(s) by 11/02/20 if desire to be in attendance at Cathedral: sevensistersstpaul@gmail.com

Mass will not be live-streamed, but the link will be posted on the website as soon as it is available.

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Informational Meeting in Fremont, NE
Jan
25
8:00 AM08:00

Informational Meeting in Fremont, NE

Inviting all women of the Archdiocese of Omaha. Are you looking for a way to help the priest(s) at your parish? Come and learn more about the Seven Sisters Apostolate on Saturday, January 25th at St. Patrick's in Fremont (3400 E 16th St, Fremont, NE 68025) from the founder of the apostolate, Janette Howe. The morning will begin with Mass at 8am with an informational meeting following at St. Patrick’s parish hall. Refreshments will be provided. The meeting will conclude before noon. Contact Katie Keller at 402.575.9216 if you have any questions.


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6th Annual St. Paul-Minneapolis Archdiocesan Morning of Recollection
Nov
9
8:00 AM08:00

6th Annual St. Paul-Minneapolis Archdiocesan Morning of Recollection

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St Mary Magdalene:
Model and Mentor

“I would strongly urge that, even as the Magdalene anointed the Lord’s feet with tears and perfumed oil, you too would pour out the perfume of constant prayer and contemplation at the foot of the tabernacle.”
— St Augustine Mary of the Most Blessed Sacrament

8:00 a.m. check-in begins

8:30-9:30 a.m. Adoration and Rosary with first class relic of St John Vianney available for veneration

Our time together will also include...

  • Holy Mass

  • Reflection on St Mary Magdalene:  Fr Declan Gibson, 

    Regional Superior - Missionaries of the Most Holy Eucharist

  • Fr. Joseph Johnson/Janette Howe: updates/Q &A

  • Delicious Luncheon 

  • Meeting fellow Sisters, testimonies

  • Final Blessing:  approx 2:00 - 2:15 pm

HOW TO REGISTER

  • All Seven Sisters are welcome. Guests are especially welcomed  as this is an ideal way to introduce and grow the Apostolate.

  • REGISTRATION required by OCTOBER 30

    • Online registration available 10/01 – 10/30

    • If prefer using postal mail send information to

      • Anita Whims
        17409 Barrington Ct.
        Minnetonka, MN 55345

      • Please include: first/last name, first/last name of priest/bishop for whom you are praying, and (Anchoress, intercessor member/sub, or guest)

    • A very limited number of registrations will be accepted at the door.

    • Anchoress may gather info and respond for all Sisters/Guests in her group attending or she may direct those interested to respond individually

    • No Registration Fee

    • Free-will offering will be accepted, check or cash only

    • Questions or need help with registration, please contact Anita at 612-965-9714 or Marywhims@msn.com

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Pilgrimage to National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help  
Sep
8
5:00 AM05:00

Pilgrimage to National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help  

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One day Pilgrimage to National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help (near Green Bay, WI).

(Breakfast at home or bring with you. Remember water bottle(s)/snacks. It’s a lengthy trek!)

4:45am: Board Motor Coach at Archdiocese St Paul-Mpls Chancery - 777 Forest St, St Paul, MN 55106 (Parking ample here to leave your vehicle)

Depart prompt: 5am

10:00am: Arrive happily and safely at Shrine. Free time. Confessions available at Shrine. 

11:00am: Holy Mass 

12:00pm: Blessing of the Grapes (Madonna of the Grapes, pray for us!) followed by Farm-to-Table luncheon with local vintners and locally sourced foods (celebrity Chef Ace Champion)

Speaker:  Dr Mary Amore

2:00pm:  Holy Hour.  Confessions available.  Free time following.

4:00pm: Board Motor Coach. Depart Shrine.

Approx 5:00pm-6:00pm: Stop for dinner break (Cash/credit card to purchase meal)

8:30pm: Arrival safely at Chancery.  Safe travels home – refreshed and renewed!

Cost: $75 (Includes bus fare, delicious lunch/program at the Shrine, tip for driver, surprises)

LIMIT (Motor Coach capacity):  first 50        

Registration payment due Sunday, 8/4/2019, Feast of St John Vianney. 

Seven Sister:  _________________________

Guest: ______________________________

Parish/priest for whom Seven Sister prays: ________________

Seven Sister Phone: _________________           

Email: _______________________

Checks payable to: Seven Sisters Apostolate

Mail to: Ann Peterson, 10258 Arrowwood Dr, Eden Prairie, MN 55347

952-906-9037 (Questions)


If other locations of Seven Sisters members desire to attend, contact the Shrine directly for individual arrangements (esp if groups >10).  Visit the site:  www.shrineofourladyofgoodhelp.com

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Seven Sisters Pilgrimage to France
Jul
1
to Jul 12

Seven Sisters Pilgrimage to France

Day 1 Monday, July 1: Depart USA Depart Minneapolis-St. Paul for Geneva, Switzerland.

Day 2 Tuesday, July 2: Welcome to Geneva

  • Brief orientation tour of Geneva, where St. Francis de Sales served as a bishop.

  • Continue to Thorens, where St. Francis de Sales was born.

  • Visit the Château de Sales, home of the Sales family, and the chapel built on the location of the room where St. Francis was born.

  • See the cross where St. Francis de Sales was inspired by God to create the order of the Visitation.

  • Visit the parish church where he was baptized and consecrated Bishop of Geneva.

  • Possible meeting with His Excellency Bishop Charles Morerod (subject to confirmation).

  • Continue to the village of Annecy magnificently situated on what is known as the Blue Lake in the heart of the Savoy Alps. Here, St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane Frances de Chantal founded the Congregation of the Visitation at Annecy in 1610.

  • Celebrate Mass in St. Peter’s Cathedral in Annecy. Holy Hour.

Day 3 Wednesday, July 3: Footsteps of St. Francis de Sales

  • Mass at the Basilica of the Visitation, followed by a guided tour of the basilica and museum.

  • Walking tour in the footsteps of St. Francis de Sales

    • Visit to the Church of St. Francis de Sales (the first Visitation Monastery)

    • The Gallery House (where the Visitation order began),

    • Famous statue of St. Francis de Sales (center of town)

    • Cathedral of St. Pierre (where Francis was ordained a priest and officiated as a bishop)

    • Madame de Charmoisy’s House (influential in the writing of the Introduction of the Devout Life)

    • House of President Antoine Favre

    • Places where the miracles attributed to St. Francis de Sales took place.

Day 4 Thursday, July 4: Lyon | Ars | Villefranche sur Saone

  • Travel from Anncey to Lyon to visit the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, which sits high atop the Fourvière Hill in Lyon.

  • Visit Antiquaille - Cultural Center of Christianity in Lyon.

  • Visit the Museum of Religious Art, a few steps from the house of Pauline Jaricot (House of Loreto).

  • Visit the little town of Ars and the Shrine of St. John Vianney, known as the “Cure of Ars” and patron saint of parish priests. Celebrate Mass in the beautiful church for priests throughout the world.

  • Continue to Villefranche sur Saone and enjoy a festive Fourth of July dinner.

Day 5 Friday, July 5: Paray-Le-Monial | Cluny| Blanot | Vezelay

  • Visit Paray-le Monial, celebrated for the apparitions of our Lord to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, where the devotion to the Sacred Heart of our Lord originated in the Convent of the Visitation. Visit the great medieval church, built as the official basilica to commemorate this event.

  • Celebrate Mass at the Convent.

  • After Mass, we will venerate the Tomb of St. Claude de la Colombière, S.J., the confessor of St. Margaret Mary Alacoque. Independent lunch.

  • Continue to Cluny to visit the ruins of the Benedictine Abbey founded by Duke William I, Duke of Aquitaine, in 910. The height of Cluniac influence was from the second half of the 10th century through the early 12th. The abbey was sacked in 1562, and many of its valuable manuscripts were destroyed or removed.

  • We’ll continue to visit the Eucharistic miracle church in Blanot. Holy Hour in the church.

  • Continue to Vezelay.

Day 6 Saturday, July 6: Vezelay, Nevers, Blois, Loire Valley

  • Visit the Basilica of St. Mary Magdalene and celebrate Mass.

  • Continue to Nevers to visit St. Gildard’s Convent and pray before the incorrupt body of St. Bernadette. In the same chapel is the heart of Father Thomas Price, one of the founders of Maryknoll.

  • Holy Hour

  • Continue to Blois in the Loire Valley.

Day 7 Sunday, July 7: Tours, Saint Laurent sur Sevres, Rennes

  • Visit the Basilica of St. Martin in Tours, built over the tomb of this popular French saint. Martin, along with his contemporary Hilary of Poitiers, was instrumental in the establishment of Christianity in Western Europe, as well as halting the spread of Arianism. Celebrate Mass at the Shrine.

  • After our visit we’ll continue to Saint-Lauren sur Sevres, the town well known for being the burial place of St. Louis de Montfort and Blessed Marie Louise Trichet. On September 19, 1996, St. John Paul II visited the town to meditate and pray near the tombs of St. Louis de Montfort and Blessed Marie Louise. Holy Hour.

  • Continue to Rennes for hotel check-in.

Day 8 Monday, July 8: Saint-Pern, Mont-St.Michel, Lisieux

  • Drive to Saint Pern, the burial place of St. Jeanne Jugan, and location of the motherhouse for the Little Sisters of the Poor.

  • Celebrate Mass in the Chapel of La Tour St. Joseph.

  • Continue to the country’s northwestern coast, at the mouth of the Couesnon River near Avranches. We will approach this tiny island by a causeway built in 1877, and enter the medieval village of 250 inhabitants by three massive stone gates. Upon arrival we will visit the beautiful monastery of Mont-StMichel. Surrounded by the sea and soaring proudly above glistening sands, the silhouette of Mont-St-Michel is one of the most enchanting sights in all of France. The great Benedictine Abbey Fortress that crowns this mass of granite was begun in 1017. A monastery built on three levels was added to the church‘s north side in the early 13th century.

  • Continue to Lisieux, the home of St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus.

Day 9 Tuesday, July 9: Lisieux, D-Day Landings

  • Mass in the Basilica of St. Thérèse.

  • Visit “Les Buisonnets,” the humble dwelling of this modern-day saint until she entered the Carmel Convent at the age of 15.

  • Holy Hour at the Carmel Convent.

  • Continue to the normandy Beaches and sites of the D-Day Landings. on June 6, 1944, tens of thousands of American, English, Canadian, Scottish and French soldiers landed on the beaches of the normandy coast to free France from the nazi stronghold. Thousands of young soldiers died that first day in the name of liberty. We’ll then visit omaha beach, the most famous of the normandy landing beaches.

  • Finally, we’ll visit the American cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer where these young soldiers are buried.

Day 10 Wednesday, July 10: Argenteuil, Montmartre

  • Travel from Lisieux to Paris.

  • Visit the Basilica of St. Denis in Argenteuil which houses the seamless garment believed to have been worn by Christ during His Passion. The Tunic is kept in a reliquary in the basilica and is exhibited only twice a century. Celebrate Mass at the Basilica of St. Denis.

  • Visit the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Montmartre with its amazing view of Paris. For over a century, Parisians and pilgrims from all over the world maintain Perpetual Adoration at the Basilica.

  • Visit the Church of St. Pierre de Montmartre and the Chapel where St. Ignatius Loyola founded the Jesuits at the base of Montmarte.

Day 11 Thursday, July 11: Medieval Paris, Dinner Cruise

  • Visit to Rue de Bac.

  • Celebrate Mass at the Shrine of the Miraculous Medal.

  • Continue to the nearby Shrine of St. Vincent DePaul. Although there are many churches in Paris related to Vincent's activities, it is in this Chapel where we will venerate the tomb of the saint renowned for compassion, humility, and generosity to the poor.

  • Continue to the Ile de la Cité and the Cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris, a jewel of gothic art and symbol of Paris and of Christian France.

  • Visit Sainte Chapelle, a masterpiece of Flamboyant Gothic architecture built by Saint Louis in the heart of the Palais de la Cité on the Ile de la Cité in Paris. Discover its unique stained glass windows, symbols of the heavenly Jerusalem.

  • Visit the Blessed Sacrament Fathers’ Corpus Christi Chapel where Father Eymard held the first public Exposition of the Eucharist.

  • Visit the Blessed Sacrament Chapel where the saintly remains of St. Peter Julian Eymard are preserved and venerated. Holy Hour.

  • Enjoy a dinner cruise aboard the famous Parisian "bateaux mouches" for a view of all the most beautiful sites of Paris from the Seine!

Day 12 Friday, July 12: Return to the USA

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First Annual Winona-Rochester Diocese Morning of Reflection
Jun
1
8:00 AM08:00

First Annual Winona-Rochester Diocese Morning of Reflection

First Annual Winona-Rochester Diocese Morning of Reflection

Vessel of generosity: the hand and heart of Mary are open to all

1 June 2019, First Saturday

Mass: 8am

Program/light refreshment: 9 am

Talks by: Bishop John Quinn, Bishop of Winona-Rochester Diocese, Fr Jim Starasinich, pastor of St Joseph, Owatonna, and Janette Howe, Seven Sisters foundress

Time allowed for Q&;A regarding Apostolate/forming groups

Lunch included (free will offering)

Final blessing: 1 pm

St Joseph Parish, Owatonna, MN

RSVP by 28 May 2019 to Bridget 612-867-2673 (text friendly) or email: Kluesner.bb@usfamily.net

Apostolate prays for priests in the form of offering Holy Hours. Join us!

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Seven Sisters Apostolate Morning of Reflection and Renewal
Jun
1
7:15 AM07:15

Seven Sisters Apostolate Morning of Reflection and Renewal

Seven Sisters Apostolate Morning of Reflection and Renewal

Date:

Saturday, June 1, 2019

Place:

St. Mary’s Cathedral

25 8th Avenue S., St. Cloud, MN 56301

Schedule:

7:15 AM Mass with Parish

7:45 AM Registration/Light Breakfast

8:30 AM Holy Hour

9:30 AM Opening Prayer/Intro

10:00 AM Talks

11:30 AM Commitment Prayer

RSVP: Due to limited space, please phone or email to reserve a spot by April 28, 2019

Carrie Ellis: Phone 320-253-1692 Email jmjprayforus@usfamily.net

No cost but free will donation accepted to defray food and stipend costs.

Madonna of the Grapes, Pray for us!

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Magnificat Breakfast
May
4
8:00 AM08:00

Magnificat Breakfast

Please join us at a breakfast for Catholic women of the DFW metroplex where we will share together in that same spirit of gratitude with praise and worship and a spiritual teaching by our spiritual Director, Father John Pacheco. The meal will conclude with an opportunity to hear one woman’s experience of the transforming love of Christ in her own life. After a meal, there will be a time of prayer for the needs of present, and Confession will be available. Please plan to come and bring a friend to rejoice in the presence of the Lord.

Speaker:            Janette Howe

 Date:                  Saturday, May 4, 2019

Time:                  9:00 am – Noon

Confession and prayer teams will be available following our breakfast.

Tickets:             $20.00

Place:                 Hilton Garden Inn Lewisville    2701 Lake Vista Drive, Lewisville, TX 75067    (972-459-4600)

From the DFW airport, take State Highway 121 North,  follow the 121 bypass towards McKinney, take  Denton Tap exit  to avoid toll, do not turn on Denton Tap, continue  straight on access road past Mac Arthur to Lake Vista,  turn left on Lake Vista, go back under the highway.  Hotel will be on your left.

 

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THESE LOCATIONS:

Coppell: Little Angels Catholic Store

600 E. Sandy Lake Rd, Ste 108

972-304-5200

Ft. Worth:  Saint Anthony’s (new location)

Wedgewood Shopping Center, 5312 Trail Lake

817-924-7221

Good Shepherd Catholic Community Church

Colleyville, TX                                   

 817-421-1387

 

 

 

PREPAID TICKETS available by mail:

Send a self-addressed stamped envelope with check made out to:  Magnificat-Grapevine Chapter

Mail to:  Chris Delmolino, 4209 Brookhollow Drive Colleyville, TX  76034   

Questions:  Call Chris at:  817-925-4542


Reserved seating is available only with advance purchase of 10 tickets (ten seats per table). Please call Chris to reserve your table.  Our cutoff date for tickets is April 30, 2019.

Tickets will not be available at the door.

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Apr
11
to Apr 12

Ladies' MOSAIC Luncheon

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Iowa Catholic Radio invites all ladies to the next Ladies’ MOSAIC Luncheon on Thursday April 11, 11:30AM-1:00PM, at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. Engage your faith, meet new friends, and learn about services in your community. This luncheon’s featured speaker is Janette Howe, founder of the Seven Sisters Apostolate. The Seven Sisters Apostolate is a call to strengthen the Church by ensuring that a Holy Hour is prayed each day of the week for the sole intention of a specific priest or bishop. Come here Janette talk about the Apostolate and it’s mission. Lunch is free but seating is limited, so please sign up early.

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5th Annual St Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocesan Time of Recollection
Nov
3
8:00 AM08:00

5th Annual St Paul and Minneapolis Archdiocesan Time of Recollection

Join us at St. Hubert's Parish for a time of recollection.
Archbishop Hebda will preside at Mass.

***Check-in begins at 8:00 am ***
Our morning commences in the very best of ways:
Adoration and rosary – 8:30-9:30 am
Relic of St John Vianney available for veneration Our time together will also include...
Holy Mass: Archbishop Bernard Hebda presiding
Reflection on The Priesthood and Mass: Fr. Joseph Johnson
Luncheon Meeting fellow Sisters, Apostolate updates, testimonies, Q&A
Final Blessing: 2:30 pm

HOW TO REGISTER All Seven Sisters are welcome. Guests are especially welcomed as this is an ideal way to introduce and grow the Apostolate. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another – and all the more as you see the Day approaching. – Hebrews 10:24-25

REGISTRATION required by OCTOBER 15

Online registration available 9/14 - 10/15 here. Please include: first/last name, first/last name of priest/bishop for whom you are praying, his assignment/office and your place in Apostolate (Anchoress, intercessor member, guest) A very limited number of registrations will be accepted at the door.

ANCHORESS may gather info and respond for all Sisters/Guests in her group attending OR she may direct those interested to respond individually

No Registration Fee Free-will offering will be accepted Check or cash

If you have questions or need help with registration, please contact Lois Vold at 952-334-4368 or at sevensisterstwincities@gmail.com

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Fourth Annual Day of Reflection in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis
Nov
4
9:00 AM09:00

Fourth Annual Day of Reflection in the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis

Getting to Know our Patron Saints: Madonna of the Grapes, St. Margaret Clitherow, St. John Vianney

All Seven Sisters are welcome. Guests are especially welcomed as this is a perfect time to introduce the Apostolate to others. 

Check-in begins at 8:00 am

Morning begins in the very best of ways: Adoration - 8:30 am

Relic of St John Vianney available for veneration

 Our time together will also include...

  • Holy Mass and the Rosary

  • Reflections on our Patron Saints

  • A delicious lunch

  • Apostolate updates, testimonies, Q&A

  • Final Blessing at 2 pm

Please register now with your Anchoress.   There is a registration Fee of $10 per person

PRE-REGISTRATION is required

  • Deadline for registration is October 23

  • Print out and complete the registration form

  • Make checks payable to: Seven Sisters Apostolate

  • Mail completed registration form and check to: 
    Seven Sisters Apostolate
    c/o Kim Thoraldson
    9570 178th St. W
    Lakeville, MN 55044

  • A very limited number of registrations will be accepted at the door.  

  • If you have questions or need help with registration, please contact Kim Thoraldson at 952-393-5594 or at sevensistersapostolate@gmail.com

Please note that County Road 50 is closed between 185th St. and Dodd Blvd.

 

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Mass & Informational Meeting
Mar
25
9:00 AM09:00

Mass & Informational Meeting

  • Pax Christi (& St. James Coffee House) in Rochester, MN (map)
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If you're in the Rochester, MN, area, come hear Janette share about Seven Sisters! There will be 9 AM Mass at Pax Christi, followed by an informational meeting across the street at St. James Coffee House. Everyone is welcome, no registration necessary!

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