DIVORCE RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP

St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Whitehall, second floor of the parish office
First Saturday of each month from 9:00am to 10:00am (after the 8:30am Mass)
Next meetup is May 3rd.
If you are suffering a divorce or separation, or perhaps grieving a past divorce, join us for prayers, donuts and encouraging conversation. BYOC - bring your own coffee.

BEREAVEMENT GROUP

St. Joseph the Worker Parish in Orefield has Bereavement Group Meetings on the First Sunday of the month after the 11:00 am Mass
Next Meeting is May 4th.
Join us in the Parish Center, Rooms 3/4. All are welcome and your feelings will be comforted and supported.

Pigrimage: National Shrines of St. John Neumann & St. Rita of Cascia

May 8th
Bus leaves Trident (1060 Flexer Ave., Allentown) at 8:15am
$69, optional lunch $10.
Includes Mass, presentation, museum, Adoration, Plenary indulgence opportunity.
For reservations or information, contact Jane DeMelfy at jdemelfy@gmail.com or 484-707-7531.
Checks must be in by 4/1/25. Make checks to STM Women's Guild and mail to: Jane DeMelfy, 3305 The Strand, Allentown, PA 18103.

PARISH TEENS - YOU’RE INVITED

St. Thomas More Youth Group has invited St. Ann’s parish high school teens to be a part of their Youth Group and activities.
There’s no membership or requirement - you can attend as your schedule allows. Please contact Allie Yudt, STM Youth Ministry, allie@stmchurchallentown.org, with any questions!

CATHOLIC HEART WORKCAMP

Catholic Heart Workcamp is a powerful mission-trip experience. Groups travel to a community, stay at a home base (usually a Catholic school) and serve that community for 4 days. Students work alongside other students from all over the country. Teens learn that by opening themselves up to God's grace and serving in His name, they can truly transform a community - and receive so much joy and peace. For many teens, it can be a lifechanging experience.

St. Thomas More Youth Ministry is planning to attend CHWC in Summer 2024. If you'd like to learn more or reserve your spot, please contact ALLIE YUDT.

DIFFICULT PRENATAL DIAGNOSIS?
HELP IS AVAILABLE

You are not alone.
Our Diocese has a network of concerned parents and professionals who have experienced or worked closely with issues surrounding adverse prenatal diagnoses. For support, please contact Catholic Charities at 610-435-1541. We are with you.