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Friday
Nov 04

Generational Healing Mass

6:15pm - 8:30pm






His Global Love Prayer Communities invite you to a Generational Healing Mass. Rosary at 6:15 p.m., praise and worship at 6:30 p.m. and a Healing Mass to follow at 7:00 p.m. Fr. Kevin Joyce from" His Global Love" Ministry will be presiding. All are welcome. To view the livestream please go to http://www.youtube.com, then type “His Global Love” into the search bar and click on the live video.
Website: http://www.hisglobalove.org
Address
St. Bernard Church
3601 N. 65th Street
Omaha
Nebraska 68104
Contact
Marie Peri
Hisglobalove@gmail.com
(402) 451-1974
Saturday
Nov 05

St. Elizabeth Ann Fall Boutique

9:00am - 3:00pm
Cost: Free
There will be vendors with various home-based national brands as well as locally handmade items available for purchase. Raffle tickets, bake sale items and concessions will be available for purchase. All proceeds from the Boutique support St. Elizabeth Ann Parish, St. James Parish and St. James/Seton School.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/seafallboutique
Address
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish Center
5419 N. 114th Street
Omaha
Nebraska 68164
Contact
Janna Anderson
seafallboutique@gmail.com
Monday
Nov 07

Evangelium Institute - Journey through the Catechism of the Catholic Church

7:00pm - 8:30pm
Cost: $100
Join us for a lively six-week journey (Monday nights: November 7 through December 12) through the Catechism of the Catholic Church and be inspired with a new appreciation and love for the Mass and the Sacraments! This course is guided by Dr. Keith Jiron of Evangelium Institute.
Website: https://www.eicatholic.org/event-details/know-your-faith-session-2
Address
St. Leo the Great Catholic Church
1920 N. 102nd St.
Omaha
Nebraska 68114
Contact
Abbie Lamphere
abbie.l@eicatholic.org
Thursday
Nov 10

The Five Imperatives to Create A Culture of Generosity - November 2022

9:00am - 3:00pm
In 2020, Archbishop Lucas announced The Big Goal: Within the next six years, every parish in the archdiocese will become a "Missional Community." Key to achieving this goal are three important characteristics:

1. Collaborative Leadership
2. A Clear Path of Discipleship
3. A Culture of Generosity

Over time, these characteristics will bear fruit in the measurement outcomes of increased mass attendance, an increase of baptisms and receptions into the Church, increased offertory, and the living of mercy in the wider community. In partnership with the Archdiocese of Omaha Pastoral Services Team, The Stewardship and Development Office will offer learning opportunities to develop one of the three characteristics: A Culture of Generosity.

Learn more about the Big Goal and the resources available at equip.archomaha.org

The Five Imperatives to Create A Culture of Generosity


Shannan Brommer, Director, Stewardship & Development Office – Archdiocese of Omaha
Tom Crowley, Officer, Stewardship & Development Office – Archdiocese of Omaha

A Culture of Generosity is not just an attitude of gratitude for all that we receive from God, but a framework that helps answer Jesus’ call to be His disciples, no matter the cost. Join us as we dive into Five Imperatives to successfully promote gifts of prayer, participation and generosity as recommended in the U.S. Bishops’ Pastoral Letter, Stewardship A Disciple’s Response.

Shannan Brommer and Tom Crowley with the Stewardship & Development Office will accompany pastors and parish leaders seeking to maximize stewardship and development initiatives in parishes to further the mission of Jesus.

Who should attend: Pastors, parish leadership, parish council members, school and parish stewardship and development staff and volunteers, development committees and more.

Potential Outcomes of this workshop include:
1. Tools and next steps to create, implement and plan towards A Culture of Generosity.
2. A deeper understanding of how to foster an environment in which the sharing of prayer, participation and generosity is encouraged and deeply valued.
3. Action items for progressive movement towards becoming a Missional Community through discipleship, pastoral conversion and generosity.

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About the Presenters:


Shannan Brommer is in her tenth year as Director of the Stewardship & Development Office for the Archdiocese of Omaha where she works with a terrific team whose efforts ensure the archdiocese has the resources and leadership needed to fulfill its mission through such programs as the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal, Joy of Giving, Catholic Futures Foundation of Northeast Nebraska, Legacy Planning, the Archbishop’s Committee for Development, Culture of Generosity and the Education & Network Series. Prior to her role with the archdiocese, Shannan worked as Director of Advancement for Marian High School. Shannan has presented at the Omaha Development Institute, the Gonser Gerber Advancement Conference and the National Catholic Education Association National Conference on a variety of advancement related topics including: Implementing a Strong Annual Giving Program for Parishes and Schools, Creating the Philanthropic Habit, Marketing Programs that Score Results and Branding and Public Relations. Shannan and her husband, Brad, are members of Our Lady of Lourdes parish in Omaha.

Tom Crowley is in his seventh year with the Archdiocese of Omaha Stewardship & Development Office. His primary focus is to help parishes, schools and archdiocesan ministries implement models of generosity to advance the mission. Over the years Tom has helped grow the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal, maximize support for the Ignite the Faith campaign, promote the Black Student Catholic Scholarship Fund, and cultivate support for the High School Tuition Assistance Program. Prior to joining the Stewardship & Development Office, Tom spent ten years helping hospitals, parishes, and schools with major gift solicitation and fifteen years in parish ministry. Tom and his wife Dede are members of St. Margaret Mary Parish and have served on the Archbishop’s Committee for Development (ACD) for eleven years.

Deacon Al Aulner was ordained a Permanent Deacon in 2005. He has been serving as Coordinator of Jail and Prison Ministry for the Archdiocese of Omaha since September 2013. Deacon Al manages the dedicated ministry teams that serve in the rural and urban county jails and the prison institutions located within the Archdiocese.

Deacon Al also served as the Pastoral Coordinator for Holy Family Parish in Omaha from July, 2014 through March, 2020. At Holy Family he coordinated several programs that served the poor in northeast and southeast Omaha. The programs sought to provide food, clothing, financial aid, and religious services to some of the poorest people in Omaha. The programs also provided opportunities for people from across the city learn about the challenges people face in poverty. Many students from Catholic schools went to Holy Family to meet and serve people in need.

Deacon Al and his wife, Terri, are members of Holy Ghost Parish in Omaha.
Address
Archdiocese of Omaha Chancery
2222 111th Street
Omaha
NE 68164

Holy Hour for Priests and Vocations

7:00pm - 8:00pm






Father Frank Baumert will share his vocation story and lead prayers at the Holy Hour for Priests and Vocations. Come pray for priests and vocations. The monthly Holy Hour includes communal and silent prayer and the priest’s vocation story. Experience the blessings of adoration of Our Eucharistic Lord, benediction and music ministry. Lift up our Shepherds in prayer that they may be renewed, healed and strengthened as they lay down their lives for their sheep.
Website: https://ollomaha.com/
Address
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
2110 S. 32nd Ave.
Omaha
Nebraska 68107
Contact
Colleen Hoff
colleenrhoff@gmail.com
4022531489
Saturday
Nov 12

Faith And Reason - What the Church teaches about the bible and evolution

7:00pm - 8:00pm
Cost: $10






The Faith and Reason series (FAR) is an opportunity for high school age students to learn about and discuss the Catholic teaching around tough cultural issues they're facing today. On November 12, Dcn. Peter Kennedy presents on "What the Church teaches about the bible and evolution."
Website: https://www.eicatholic.org/event-details/what-the-church-teaches-about-the-bible-and-evolution
Address
St. Stephen the Martyr Catholic Church
16701 S Street
Omaha
Nebraska 68135
Contact
Abbie Lamphere
abbie.l@eicatholic.org
Tuesday
Nov 15

Tuesday/Thursday MAJ: November 15/17

(11/15) - (11/17)
Cost: $80
Couples are provided the opportunity for prayerful reflection and discussion of topics important to living the vocation of marriage within the context of the Catholic faith.

Topics include Communication, Sacramental Marriage, Marital Intimacy and Responsible Love, Challenges to the Vocation of Marriage, and Stewardship. This is a-2 day event. (This is not an overnight retreat, and no sessions will be occurring on the Wednesday in-between.)

FOCCUS: When you register for MAJ, you will automatically be registered for the FOCCUS pre-marriage inventory.
Website: https://cvent.me/XDd2kk
Address
Zoom
Contact
Rachael Tvrdy
marriageprep@archomaha.org
4025519003
Wednesday
Nov 16

Tuesday/Thursday MAJ: November 15/17

(11/15) - (11/17)
Cost: $80
Couples are provided the opportunity for prayerful reflection and discussion of topics important to living the vocation of marriage within the context of the Catholic faith.

Topics include Communication, Sacramental Marriage, Marital Intimacy and Responsible Love, Challenges to the Vocation of Marriage, and Stewardship. This is a-2 day event. (This is not an overnight retreat, and no sessions will be occurring on the Wednesday in-between.)

FOCCUS: When you register for MAJ, you will automatically be registered for the FOCCUS pre-marriage inventory.
Website: https://cvent.me/XDd2kk
Address
Zoom
Contact
Rachael Tvrdy
marriageprep@archomaha.org
4025519003
Thursday
Nov 17

Tuesday/Thursday MAJ: November 15/17

(11/15) - (11/17)
Cost: $80
Couples are provided the opportunity for prayerful reflection and discussion of topics important to living the vocation of marriage within the context of the Catholic faith.

Topics include Communication, Sacramental Marriage, Marital Intimacy and Responsible Love, Challenges to the Vocation of Marriage, and Stewardship. This is a-2 day event. (This is not an overnight retreat, and no sessions will be occurring on the Wednesday in-between.)

FOCCUS: When you register for MAJ, you will automatically be registered for the FOCCUS pre-marriage inventory.
Website: https://cvent.me/XDd2kk
Address
Zoom
Contact
Rachael Tvrdy
marriageprep@archomaha.org
4025519003
Monday
Nov 21

Holy Hour for Priests and Seminarians

6:30pm - 8:00pm
Join the Serra Club of West Omaha for a beautiful Holy Hour for Priests & Seminarians at St. Gerald Catholic Church, beginning with a reception in the Narthex at 6:30 PM followed by the Holy Hour at 7:00 PM. The Presider will be Father Frank Baumert, Chaplain of the Serra Club of West Omaha. Prayers for our Priests and Seminarians are especially needed as our Archdiocese faces a shortage of priests amid a challenging time for our Catholic Church and our culture at large. We need to support our Priests and Seminarians with fervent and ongoing prayer, now more than ever. Please show your support and invite your family, friends, and guests to join us!
Website: https://serrawestomaha.org/
Address
St. Gerald Catholic Church
9602 Q Street
Ralston
Nebraska 68127
Contact
Bruce Jefferies
westomaha@serrainternational.org
(402) 521-4262
Wednesday
Nov 30

Living Joy with Chris Stefanik

6:30pm - 8:30pm
Cost: Free






Chris Stefanik, internationally acclaimed author and speaker, will share the path to joy found by people living all over the world. Living Joy is a message "for a world grasping for joy but settling for short-lived pleasures" as Archbishop Aquila states. Jesus promises, "These things I have spoken to you, that my oy may be in you, and that your joy may be full" (Jn 15:11). Join us to be inspired and renewed with His joy.
Website: http://stpatsfremont.org
Address
St. Patrick Church
3400 E. 16th Street
Fremont
Nebraska 68025
Contact
Kate Casale
kcasale@stpatsfremont.org
(402) 721-6611

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