Holy Family Catholic Community will host "Grief Share," a weekly support group and seminar designed to help people rebuild their lives after loss beginning in February. As each of the 13 session are self-contained, participants can attend GriefShare at any point and do not have to attend in sequence. The group will meet Wednesdays from 4:00 to 6:00 pm February 3 to May 5 at Holy Family Church. To sign up, please call (920) 921-0580 ext. 128 or mdenzin@hffdl.org.

Give an hour to the Lord on Saturday, February 6 with the First Saturday Vigil: Year of St. Joseph Holy Hour at Sacred Heart Church. 

The Holy Hour will begin at 7:00 pm and Adoration will continue from 8:00 to 10:00 pm. Hispanic Community Adoration will take place from 10:00 pm to 4:00 am. 

Holy Family Catholic Community will host "Christ and Chaos: Catholic Spirituality in a VUCA World" from 9:00 to 11:30 am on Tuesday, March 2 at Holy Family Church. During the Lenten Morning Reflection with Fr. Edward, participants will discuss and learn how to maintain their Catholic faith in our volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world, also known as VUCA. The reflection will include Mass, a talk on VUCA, personal reflection, small and large group discussion and adoration. Masks and pre-registration are required. To register, call the Parish Office at (920) 921-0580.

Holy Family Catholic Community will be hosting one of 18 Lenten Missions taking place throughout the archdiocese from 7:00 to 8:30 pm on Wednesday, March 3. This Mission is based on The Gift of Sunday, a theological reflection issued by Archbishop Jerome Listecki. The evening will be held to in the context of a prayer service and will highlight the importance of Sunday Mass in living out our faith on a daily basis. Fr. John Burns will present. Due to limited seating, people are asked to register in advance for the Lenten Missions at archmil.org. For more information, contact Rosalita Villa, villar@archmil.org or 414-758-2217.