Showing posts with label Christopher Check. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christopher Check. Show all posts

Friday, November 6, 2015

Catholic Answer's President Chris Check is in Milwaukee and you are invited to his talk!

Just as a reminder:

The talk is open to the public and we recommend a $35 donation with all proceeds going to the Church Restoration Fund.  However, if you cant afford this you wont be turned away

The talk will be on Lepanto: The Battle and the Poem.  Refreshments will be served and we want to thank Capitol Brewery for donating some fine brews for your enjoyment.

The talk is at 7:30pm at St. Stans behind the Church (parking in back as well)


Schedule is as follows:

6:00pm Confession in the Main Church

6:30 Low Mass

7pm -12am Adoration in the Main Church with First Friday devotions

7:30pm: Chris Check Talk

Following the talk will be a social and more adoration!


SEE YOU THERE!!!

Monday, October 12, 2015

Christopher Check, President of Catholic Answers coming to Milwaukee November 6

So on November 6th the President of Catholic Answers, Christopher Check, will be at St. Stanislaus on Historic Mitchell Street to give a talk on Lepanto.

We welcome anyone and everyone to this talk which is sure to be a great time.  We suggest a donation of $35 per person which will go towards restoring St. Stanislaus to its former beauty.  However, if you are unable to donate in such quantity, discounts are likely to be made available.  We really want people to hear this great speaker so invite anyone and everyone to come!

Also, Mass will be said at 6:30pm in the Main Church, with confessions a half an hour beforehand.

If you have any questions feel free to contact us at sursumcordamke@gmail.com

The flyer is below, feel free to share far and wide


Sunday, October 11, 2015

Catholic Answers coming to Milwaukee

I will have more on this talk he will be giving tomorrow. 

Until then I will tell you that the good people of Sursum Corda MKE are exciting to be hosting this great speaker as he goes around the Midwest.

Proceeds will go towards the continuing restoration of St. Stanislaus which will be turning 150 in 2016!