A Call to Prayer & Action for Michigan: Will You Join Us?

Maria Eusebio

Men Making a Difference on a Saturday Morning

As we approach the pivotal election day on November 5th, Men of the Sacred Hearts are doing their part to bring awareness to how crucial it is for us to come together as a community to champion family, life, and Christian values.


Recently, Mike, Matt, David, and Don dedicated hours on their Saturday to a meaningful outreach initiative. They hand-wrote 400 personal Catholic Vote postcards to encourage and motivate potential Michigan voters.

From left to right:  Mike, Mark, David and Don hand-writing Catholic Vote cards to voters on the fence

This effort took place at Mark's home in Onsted, Michigan, underscoring the commitment of our Men of the Sacred Hearts ministry to inspire action and awareness for faith-based values ahead of the elections.


We invite everyone to pray for our great state of Michigan and to take part in this important civic duty!


Let’s unite in prayer and action and make our voices heard this November.


Together, we CAN make a difference!

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