Men’s ACTS Retreat: Jan. 26–29, 2023
Adoration: To increase your relationship with God through prayer life.
Community: To create a spiritual environment in your parish, family, and friendships and live strong moral values.
Theology: To learn more about scripture and our Catholic faith.
Service: To join in fellowship in church ministries and share your talents to help meet pastoral needs.
Men, be part of a brotherhood of faith and friendship during the 2023 Men’s ACTS Retreat! The retreat is a great way to start the New Year with a commitment to better connect to Jesus and follow His teachings. This three-day/night Catholic lay retreat (presented by parishioners) begins on a Thursday evening and ends Sunday at noon Mass. Watch for sign-up tables after Masses in January or download a registration form from the St. Max website. Contact Team Director Mark Kohlschmidt at 281.236.7203 for more info.
Women’s ACTS Retreat: Apr. 27–30, 2023
Adoration: The call, acceptance and response to God.
Community: Love and caring for each other as members of the body of Christ.
Theology: Study of our faith through scripture.
Service: To God, each other and our parish family.
MISSION: To achieve this goal we sponsor three-day weekend lay retreats, which are patterned after the description of the early church in the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 2: 42-47). The purpose of the weekend is to invite the retreatant to a new relationship with our Lord and fellow parishioners through Adoration and daily prayer; through Community in one’s parish as a member of the body of Christ; through Theology encouraging an intellectual and spiritual growth that gives fruits in our daily lives; and finally to encourage a spirit of Service to our Lord, our parish and each other. Participants experience God’s love and joy through the weekend, return to their faith community with a deeper love for each other and an increased desire to become more involved in their parish community. This mission is continued and enhanced by scheduled gatherings of the ACTS community, prayer groups and by evangelizing or service projects. --ACTS Charter, page 1