First Communion students receive Bibles from the Confirmation class.
Learning about homelessness and our St. Vincent de Paul Society at an Intergenerational event.
St. Mary Parish Vocations Committee


The mission of the Vocation Committee of St. Mary Parish is to fulfill and advance the mission of the Church to foster vocations, especially to the priesthood and consecrated life.
It is the responsibility of the committee to promote vocation awareness in the parish community through prayer, mentoring, activities and invitation.

Activities of the committee include the 31 Club, Priesthood Sunday, National Vocations Awareness Week, World Day of Prayer for Vacations, World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life, Monroe Vicariate Vocation Mass, and the Blessed Monstrance for Vocations. The committee meets in conjunction with the Vicariate Vocation Committee 8 – 10 times a year, usually on the first Monday of the month in the Faith Formation Office (located in the breezeway of St. Mary School.

Anyone interested in promoting vocations within St. Mary Parish is invited to contact Marilyn Laboe (734-243-3345) or the parish office (734-241-1644).
Set up for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, catechism for preschoolers.
(Photo by Terrence Bronson)
First Communion students receive Bibles from the Confirmation class.
Learning about homelessness and our St. Vincent de Paul Society at an Intergenerational event.

 

Set up for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, catechism for preschoolers.
(Photo by Terrence Bronson)
First Communion students receive Bibles from the Confirmation class.
Learning about homelessness and our St. Vincent de Paul Society at an Intergenerational event.

 

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