Financial Peace University
Financial Peace University is a 9 week course PROVEN to help people attain a debt free lifestyle and financial security. Class starts January 29th
For more information email financialpeaceyc@gmail.comhttp://Www.fpu.com/1079194
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Catholic Student Funds for Camp Fires
Your prayers and financial support are greatly appreciated during these difficult times for so many families. Our Catholic School students are displaced and at times such as these, their Catholic School envirnoment is reassuring and familiar. Please prayerfully consider providing assistance. God Bless you.
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St. Isidore is excited to announce the impletation of Parishsoft Data System to update and unify our infrastructure and tools for Church members. Parishsoft will imporve church administration tasks, increase productivity, and bring parishioners together. Parishsoft provides Church members with personal account logins under the "My Own Church" tab (coming soon) that will include information about faith formation and donations.
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Disciples in Mission in Asia
Learn the Word equips young adult Catholics with the ability to communicate in English and understand their faith on a deeper level while growing in virtue and love of God within a community. Students particpate in English, catechism, and philosophy classes. Each school day includes Liturgy of the Hours, Mass, and Adoration. They share common meals and service work. Twelve hours a week are dedicated to English studies with speaking and comprehension being the main focus. Catechism classes seek to give a solid foundation in the fundamentals of the Catholic faith. In philosophy, students learn how to dig deeper into their beliefs and ask important life questions.