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As disciples of Christ in today’s increasingly secularized world, the men of our parish are invited to gather as a Band of Brothers—encouraging and supporting one another in our Catholic faith and responsibilities as husbands, fathers, sons, and single men.

We will meet on ten Sunday evenings at 6:00 PM, beginning January 4, 2026. Each session will include watching the series Band of Brothers, followed by discussion and prayer.

The series serves as a reference for Catholic men to reflect on the virtues of courage, determination, loyalty, and friendship—virtues central to our faith. The true story of Easy Company during World War II also highlights the importance of community, sacrifice, and duty, which are foundational to the Catholic experience.

To reserve your spot or for questions, contact Tim Cassady at 810-569-5441.

As disciples of Christ in today’s increasingly secularized world, the men of our parish are invited to gather as a Band of Brothers—encouraging and supporting one another in our Catholic faith and responsibilities as husbands, fathers, sons, and single men.

We will meet on ten Sunday evenings at 6:00 PM, beginning January 4, 2026. Each session will include watching the series Band of Brothers, followed by discussion and prayer.

The series serves as a reference for Catholic men to reflect on the virtues of courage, determination, loyalty, and friendship—virtues central to our faith. The true story of Easy Company during World War II also highlights the importance of community, sacrifice, and duty, which are foundational to the Catholic experience.

To reserve your spot or for questions, contact Tim Cassady at 810-569-5441.

As disciples of Christ in today’s increasingly secularized world, the men of our parish are invited to gather as a Band of Brothers—encouraging and supporting one another in our Catholic faith and responsibilities as husbands, fathers, sons, and single men.

We will meet on ten Sunday evenings at 6:00 PM, beginning January 4, 2026. Each session will include watching the series Band of Brothers, followed by discussion and prayer.

The series serves as a reference for Catholic men to reflect on the virtues of courage, determination, loyalty, and friendship—virtues central to our faith. The true story of Easy Company during World War II also highlights the importance of community, sacrifice, and duty, which are foundational to the Catholic experience.

To reserve your spot or for questions, contact Tim Cassady at 810-569-5441.