This year’s Diocesan Evening of Confessions will be celebrated Wednesday, February 28, at Saint Malachi, from 5-8PM. Several confessors will be available throughout the evening. Please join us for this special night of grace as we thank God for His beautiful gift of mercy in the joy of the Lenten Season.
Please note the new location at St. Malachi Church – 2459 Washington Ave. with parking available behind the church and across Washington near Stella Maris.
Join us Wednesday evening, March 11, 2020, for the annual diocesan-wide “Evening of Confession.” All churches in the diocese will have confessors available from 5:00 PM-8:00 PM. Here at St. Malachi we’re planning a beautiful evening complete with a simple soup supper in the rectory from 5:00 PM-7:00 PM and Taizé Prayer from 7:00 PM-8:00 PM in church. Come be filled with God’s loving mercy! In the words of Pope Francis, “God never tires of forgiving us.”
Join us this Wednesday evening, March 20, 2019 for the annual diocesan-wide “Evening of Confession.” All churches in the diocese will have confessors available from 5-8PM. Experience God’s loving mercy. In the words of Pope Francis, “God never tires of forgiving us.” This is an excellent Lenten practice as we prepare for Easter.
Join us on Wednesday evening, March 15, 2017 for the annual diocesan-wide “Evening of Confession.” St. Malachi and all churches in the diocese will have confessors available from 5:00 PM-8:00 PM. A soup supper will be available in the hall during that time. Experience God’s loving mercy! In the words of Pope Francis, “God never tires of forgiving us.” This is an excellent Lenten practice as we prepare for Easter.
As a special part of this Jubilee Year of Mercy, St. Malachi and every parish in the diocese will be holding an Evening of Confession on Wednesday, February 24, 2016 from 5:00-8:00 PM. Fr. Tony, Fr. Neil Walters and Fr. Jim O’Donnell will all be available during this time for individual confessions. During this time, a simple soup supper will be available in the hall.
The sacrament of reconciliation offers us the healing grace of God in restored relationships: our individual relationships with friends & family and our relationship with God and with the Catholic Church. For more information go to www.welcomecatholics.com.
