Holy Family Catholic Community invites high school students to learn more about the upcoming trip to the Stuebenville Rochester Conference at the informational meeting following the 11:00 am Mass on Sunday, January 9 in the Sacred Heart School Basement. We will discuss details for the trip taking place July 15-17, 2021. For more information, contact Kelsey at kelseyc@hffdl.org or (920) 921-0580 ext. 303.  

Struggle to keep your New Year's resolutions? Join Mary Jo Neumann as we explore a practical approach to making positive resolutions for the upcoming year on Monday, January 10 from 10:00 to 11:00 am in Holy Family Hall. Please register by calling the Parish Office at (920) 921-0580 ext. 301.  

All parents are invited to attend Holy Family’s Building the Domestic Church sessions, which will teach attendees how to take their Catholic faith beyond the church doors and into their home. This session will discuss leading your family. As a parent you are the primary witness to your children. Are you modeling the behavior you want to see in your children? Is your spousal relationship a witness to what yo hope for your children? How do you build virtue and reject sin to be holy? How do you stay committed to the Truth of the Church despite the draw of the culture? Childcare will be available for children ages 3 and up. Please drop children off in the gym of Sacred Heart School. 

Join us for our latest "Building the Domestic Church" Parent Session: Leading your Family, presented by Fr. Justin Weber along with Jeff and Barb Fellers. As a parent you are the primary witness to your children. Are you modeling the behavior you want to see in your children? Is your spousal relationship a witness to what you hope for your children? How do you build virtue and reject sin to be holy? How do you stay committed to the Truth of the Church despite the draw of the culture? Learn more about our parent session on Wednesday, January 12. 

Holy Family Catholic Community's Women's Ministry will host "Draw Close to Jesus" - A Morning Retreat the morning of Saturday, January 15. The day will include: Confession, Adoration, Rosary, Mass, breakfast, a talk on Merridth Frediani's book "Draw Close to Jesus: A Woman's Guide to Eucharistic Adoration," a small group testimonial speaker, introduction of small groups, small group sign-up, and prayer. Jesus changed many women's lives with healing and forgiveness. In our talk about "Draw Close to Jesus" by Merridith Frediani, we will discuss how engaging in Eucharistic Adoration can change our lives and transform us.