Southeast Florida Area Attend St. Ann Place Memorial Service
November 7, 2024Guests gathered to remember clients, staff and volunteers who have passed away this year. Read More
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Southeast Florida Area News
Guests gathered to remember clients, staff and volunteers who have passed away this year. Read More
Southeast Florida Members Gather for Palm Sunday Mass
March 28, 2024They distributed blesses palms and olive branches. Read More
Southeast Florida Area Members Arrange a Healing Mass
March 19, 2024The anointing of the sick was included. Read More
Southeast Florida Members Gather for a Lenten Morning of Reflection
March 19, 2024The presentation was thought-provoking and inspirational. Read More
Southeast Florida Rosary Ministry Visits St. Mary’s Catholic Church
March 12, 2024The rosaries were blessed before the Mass. Read More
Southeast Florida Members Gather to Celebrate the World Day of the Sick
February 15, 2024Monies raised were donated to the Holy Family Hospital of Bethlehem. Read More
Southeast Florida Area Members Spend a “Day at the Seminary”
January 17, 2024Members enjoyed morning and afternoon reflections. Read More
Southeast Florida Members Serve Lunch at Homeless Facility
December 12, 2023Served lunch at St. Ann's Place. Read More
Southeast Florida Member Bringing the Healing Power of Prayer to Inmates
October 19, 2023Bringing the healing power of prayer to the incarcerated. Read More
Southeast Florida Area Prison Rosary Ministry Revived
October 4, 2023Delivered 300 breakaway rosaries. Read More
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