Hallow - Lent Challenge
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For Lent in 2022, Hallow invites you to join the #Pray40 Challenge where—for the 40 days of Lent leading up to Easter—thousands will join together in prayer and meditation on these important words.
The #Pray40 Community Challenge on Hallow is one of the most popular and life-changing challenges of the year with exclusive prayer resources to enhance your Lenten journey. This Lent, unite yourself to Christ’s suffering and:
- Deepen your relationship with God
- Meditate on the depth of Jesus’ sacrifice for us
- Be God’s love to others
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Ivan Matesevac
Friends,
Ivan Matesevac has been hampered with new health concerns. Please pray for a speedy return to good health. Also pray for his sisters Katarina and Celeste at this difficult time.Read more
George Zahab
Dear Friends,
Our dear friend George Zahab was recently on the prayer line for a surgical procedure. Well, that procedure was postponed and stil has not been done. I spoke with him before Mass this morning and he will have it on Friday, October 25th. Please keep him in your prayers.Read more
Grace Toth-Fejel
Dear Friends,
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Grace Toth-Fejel, who passed away early this morning. Please pray for strength for her husband, George and their sons Francis and Bryce.
Services will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas on Friday, October 18th. The Holy Rosary will begin at 10:30am followed by the Mass of Resurrection. A light luncheon will be served in Aquinas Center following the services.
Pray that Grace rest in the loving arms of God our Father.Read more
Natalie Savaso
Please pray for Natalie Savaso, 16 year old, longtime classmate of Marlene Lattimer’s grand daughter. Natalie has dysautonomia. This is a disorder of nervous system. Her body is unable to control many systems of the body - such as breathing, body temperature, blood pressure and all the automatic functions of the body that are taken for granted.
The outlook for people with chronic progressive dysautonomia have a generally poor long-term prognosis.
Thank you for keeping Natalie in your prayers.Read more