Starting September 24th
Welcome to the Kapaun’s Men Beatitude Series! Inspired by Servant of God Father Emil Kapaun, this series has been designed to unite men in prayer, formation and discussion in order to foster a spirit of accompaniment among men and to help us courageously respond to God’s universal call to holiness, becoming better husbands, fathers, leaders and friends.
All men 18 and older are invited to join. The group meets weekly, but there is no commitment. Come once, come once in a while, or come often. All are welcome anytime. We view an engaging video presentation followed by lively table discussion and fellowship. No one is required to speak in front of the group. We meet in the St Cecelia Room Thursday evenings at 8:00 pm, or in the St Frassati Room Friday mornings at 6:15 am or Saturday mornings at 8:00 am. Choose the day and time that works best for you. To register, please fill out the information below, or just come.
Kapaun’s Men is a movement of men who are inspired by the practical and achievable holiness of Father Kapaun and model themselves after the group of men he rallied in a Korean POW camp. Recognizing that a great spiritual battle has come upon men in today’s world, we seek to form a band of brothers to respond with virtue and holiness. We gather to foster fellowship, conversion, faith, leadership and accountability. This helps us become better husbands, fathers, leaders and friends. Jesus Christ is our strength and leader, and Father Kapaun is our friend and guide. Like his men, we praise God for the many blessings He has bestowed on us and lift each other up during our struggles. Sometimes we pick our brother up and help him on his way; at other times we are the ones in need of help. The important thing is, we’re in it together. Are you ready to become the man God created you to be? If so, Kapaun’s Men has your back. For more information, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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