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Heart of the Father Fellowship - Saint Robert Bellarmine Parish
Tuesday, June 10 @ 23:30:09 EDT
Fr. Omar A. Huesca serves as Pastor for the St. Robert Bellarmine Parish. He is fervently committed to the rediscovery and restoration of biblical fatherhood in the Church and society. To this purpose, Fr. Omar founded HEART OF THE FATHER, a fellowship of men of all ages who meet monthly to pray and to grow in virtue as men, husbands, fathers and sons. The next Heart of the Father gathering will be held on Saturday June 21. Mass starts at 8 am with meeting to follow, and is expected to conclude no later than 11 am.
Those interested in attending should contact Deputy Grand Knight Fernando Garcia.
Click on <Read More...> for a full bio on Fr. Omar as well as a detailed schedule for the Heart of the Father gatherings.
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BELEN GRAD SELECTED TO REPRESENT ORDER AT WORLD YOUTH DAY
Thursday, May 08 @ 21:51:48 EDT

(NEW HAVEN, CT) Rafael G. Egües, a student at Auburn University and a graduate of Belen Jesuit Preparatory School in Miami, FL is one of 35 College Knights selected by the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus to represent the Order at World Youth Day in Australia this summer.
"These 35 College Knights from the US and Canada will help run the Love and Life Catechetical Site together with the Sisters of Life. This trip will entail a lot of work on the part of those that have been selected, but it is also a once in a lifetime opportunity, and the graces and blessings will no doubt be abundant," remarked Stephen Walther, College Membership Coordinator for the Knights of Columbus. More than 16,790 college men are active in 120 Knights of Columbus College Councils. "We are proud of the witness and leadership demonstrated on so many college campuses by these brother Knights, and that is why when Pope Benedict declared the theme of this year’s World Youth Day as “You will be my witnesses,” we decided that our college Knights should be participating more actively than ever in World Youth Day," explained Supreme Knight Carl Anderson.
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