COPING WITH LIFE ALONE- Peer-To-Peer Grief Support Now Available Online Beginning February 1
"Coping with Life Alone ®" is a Beginning Experience® grief support program that meets each week for eight weeks. The program helps those who have lost a love relationship due to death, divorce or separation, move through the experience of grief and loss into a future with renewed hope. Upcoming program dates: February 1 through April 5, 10 sessions Monday evenings, 6:30pm to 8:30pm Cost: $50.00 The sessions will be held online using Zoom and requires internet access. Please register in advance and receive the program workbook plus detailed Zoom meeting instructions by going to www.beginningexperiencekc.org. For additional information please contact Donna at 816-305-3760

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WHAT? 12-Week Support Series. The Catholic’s Divorced Survival Guide program is based on the teachings of the Catholic Church and the sessions are led by a licensed professional . The twelve-part program offers healing and hope to those that have gone through a divorce.

This course is being offered online via Zoom in a small group setting and is facilitated by a licensed counselor. 

WHO? Anyone seeking counsel, comfort, or support after a divorce. 

WHEN?   This course is being offered online via Zoom in a small group setting. Wednesday's at 7:00 p.m. starting on Nov. 4 (there will be break over Thanksgiving and Christmas).- 6 weeks prior to Christmas & 6 weeks in the New Year.

WHERE? From the comfort of your home- Online via Zoom.

Cost: $30 to cover the cost of the book (scholarships are available upon request)

“Come to me, all you who labor and are overburdened, and I will give you rest.”                  [Matthew 11:28]

For more information or to register, call our Pastoral Ministry Coordinator, Mary Connor, at 913-402-3920 or mary.connor@stmichaelcp.org 

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At St. Michael and any Catholic parish, your designated minister can assist you with the information and assistance on receiving an annulment after a time of divorce. For a Catholic to re-marry in the Catholic Church, there must be a declaration of nullity from their local Tribunal. The marriage will still have been valid civilly, but after further examination, may in fact be invalid sacramentally.

The USCCB states that, "For a Catholic marriage to be valid, it is required that:
(1) the spouses are free to marry;
(2) they are capable of giving their consent to marry;
(3) they freely exchange their consent;
(4) in consenting to marry, they have the intention to marry for life, to be faithful to one another and be open to children;
(5) they intend the good of each other;
(6) their consent is given in the presence of two witnesses and before a properly authorized Church minister. "

During the annulment process, your Tribunal office is seeking evidence that one of the essential requirements, above, was missing, which would determine that the marriage was not actually brought about on the wedding day. This process begins by meeting with your priest, deacon, or lay minister to work through and submit the required documents. Contact our Parish office to set up an appointment with one of our Priests. 913-402-3900.