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JOIN A SMALL GROUP LENT 2025!
At the call of Archbishop Hebda for renewed missionary discipleship across our local church, many members of St. Albert's have joined a small group this past year. From Easter 2024 to Easter 2025, our Archbishop has declared a special “Year of the Mass,” with a special call to dive into that theme in small groups sometime this year. You might be hearing a call to join a small group, especially to deepen your love for Jesus' Real Presence in the Eucharist or to learn more about the Mass. You might be even hearing the call to start your own small group with people in your life who have been thirsting for communion with friends and with God. Prayerfully consider a Small Group!Be part of this mission: join one of St. Albert's Small Groups this Lent!
WHY JOIN?- Encounter Jesus anew
- Meet new people
- Small Groups are where relationships grow, connections deepen, and faith flourishes
WHAT TO EXPECT- Regular 1.5-hour meetings, with an emphasis on prayer and authentic, community-building encounter with Christ
- New Small Groups begin during Lent - the week of March 9-15, 2025
SMALL GROUP OPTIONS
Sunday Mornings | Men's Group | 6:30-8:00am | Led by Joe Perrault
Monday Evenings | Men & Women | 7-8:30pm | Led by Keith Klein
Thursday Mornings | Men & Women | 10-11:30am | Led by Jean Wold
Thursday Evenings | Men & Women | 6-7:30pm | Led by Manny & Remy Apostol
HOW TO JOIN: REGISTER HERE!
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BEING A SMALL GROUP LEADER? Contact Us!
Here is a closer look into the Small Group led by Joe Perrault:
This Men’s Group meets on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 6:30am at the Rectory. (They like the early mornings!) There are five men in this group and they are always looking for new men to join them! At their gatherings, they pray a Litany of St. Joseph, Morning prayer out of "The Magnificat", intercessory prayer and talk about the book they are currently reading to help them grow in their Faith. Joe's comment is, “It is great to get together with other men, the fellowship, comradery, and the fulfillment of studying and praying with other men. Men need Fraternity.”If you have ever considered being in a small group of like-minded faith-filled friends who want to share the good news? This is a place for you! -
