The Men of St. Ambrose

The Men of St. Ambrose is a group of parish men committed to Jesus Christ and dedicated to uniting men spiritually through vital relationships, encouraging their transformations as individuals, brothers, fathers, and parishioners by living according to God’s Word and the teachings of the Catholic Church. They meet monthly on the second Saturday of the month with a Mass at 8:00AM followed by a meeting.  On occasion guest speakers are invited to share their faith and insights on being a committed Catholic man in the midst of a secular culture. They are affiliated with the RI Men of St. Joseph (insert link) in promoting the development of strong Catholic men of courage and conviction to serve the Church of the 21^st Century. Its membership is open to all men (aged 21+) who are members of St. Ambrose Catholic Church.

For more information, contact Michael Gravier, the Coordinator of the Men of St. Ambrose at rectory or follow the Men of St. Ambrose on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Men-of-St-Ambrose/154851774532413

The Women of St. Monica

The Women of St. Monica is a group of parish women committed to Jesus Christ and dedicated to uniting women spiritually through vital relationships, encouraging their transformation as individuals, sisters, mothers and parishioners by living according to God’s Word and the teachings of the Catholic Church.  They meet monthly on the first Saturday of the month with a  Mass at 8:00AM followed by a meeting.  On occasion guest speakers are invited to share their faith and insights on Catholic spirituality. Their patroness is St. Monica, the mother of St. Augustine, who was a dedicated disciple of St. Ambrose of Milan. St. Monica is a model of patience. Her long years of prayer, coupled with a strong, well-disciplined character, finally led to the conversion of her hot-tempered husband, her cantankerous mother-in-law and her brilliant but wayward son, Augustine. Its membership is open to all women (aged 21+) who are members of St. Ambrose Catholic Church.

For more information, contact Jackie Robert, the Coordinator of the Women of St. Monica at rectory.