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Lent calls us to the traditional practices of prayer, fasting and  almsgiving.  Again, Sacred Heart Parish will offer the following on Mondays during this Lenten season:

• A Simple Soup Supper at 6 p.m. in the Parish Hall.
• Prayer in Church at 7 p.m., ending with Benediction.
• An opportunity to donate the cost of the meal you might have served at home to Catholic Relief Services (CRS) Operation Rice Bowl. 

• March 25 - Feast of the Annunciation, Holden Evening Prayer (Music with Fr. Ken and Cantors, and liturgical dance)
• April 1 - Creation (Music with the Adult Choir)
• April 8 - Tenebrae (Music with Cantors, and liturgical dance)

Each prayer service, including benediction, will be approximately 30-40 minutes.
 
We need to form a small team to set up each week and another team to clean up. The clean up will not take place immediately following the supper, but after the prayer service so that all can participate in the prayer in church.  We need individuals to volunteer to bring soup and bread each week.

If you would like to be part of either team, make soup, or bring bread for any of the Rice Bowl Mondays, please contact Fran Helner at (313) 562-6585 or franhelner@gmail.com.  

Please join your parish family this Lent in prayer, fasting and almsgiving!