We are excited to have award-winning chef, radio and TV host Father Leo Patalinghug, IVDei of Plating Grace lead our Parish Lenten Mission this year!

Plating Grace with Father Leo brings people together one meal at a time! Plating Grace is a fun, family focused, dynamic ministry seeking to bring about a future of stronger families, closer relationships, and a deeper understanding of Jesus as Food for our mind, body and soul!

Our Parish Lenten Mission will begin Sunday, March 26th following 6 PM Mass and will conclude Tuesday evening with a cooking demo and seated meal in the St. Joseph Activity Center. This is a free event, but you must have a ticket to attend Tuesday. The number of tickets available for Tuesday is limited.

Tickets are no longer available for Tuesday's event, but you can still join us Sunday and Monday!

LENTEN MISSION SCHEDULE

Sunday, March 26th

How to Become a Saint

7 PM in the church (following 6 PM Mass)

Monday, March 27th

The Blessed Mother and Spiritual Combat

6 PM in the church

Tuesday, March 28th (ticketed event*)

Cooking Demo with Sit Down Meal

6 PM in the St. Joseph Activity Center

*This is a free event, but you must have a ticket to attend Tuesday evening. (Tickets are no longer available for Tuesday's session)

Limited childcare will be available for 4 months to 4 years.

About Father Leo

Fr. Leo Patalinghug is a priest member of a community of consecrated life, Voluntas Dei (The Will of God). He is the creator and founder of an international food and faith movement called Plating Grace, and founder and chair of the nonprofit group The Table Foundation. He is a best-selling author, acclaimed international speaker, host for radio, podcast and a weekly international food and faith show on EWTN, Savoring our Faith. His unique background as a chef and his previous experience as a two-time black belt martial arts instructor and former award-winning break dancer and choreographer has earned the attention of major media outlets, including the Food Network where he won "Throwdown with Bobby Flay!" The mission to see food as a gift from God to nourish your family and to strengthen relationships is making this world a better place one meal at a time.