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- Life Giving Wounds Support Group for Adult Children of Divorce/Separation Weekly Mtgs Begin 3-12-26
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- A Pastoral Note to Migrants from the Bishops in Michigan
- About our Family of Parishes
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L I F E-G I V I N G W O U N D S
Support Group for Adult Children of Divorce/Separation
Weekly meetings begin March 12, 2026
Thursdays 6:30–8 p.m. | ST. JOHN NEUMANN PARISH
Canton, Michigan 48187
Have you been curious about the impact of your parents’ divorce or
separation on your life now as a young adult or adult? Have you ever felt you
were the only one who was deeply affected? Or maybe you are looking for
a community of others who “get it.” If this sounds like you, we invite you
to join the newly formed Life-Giving Wounds support group for now-adult
children of divorced or separated parents. The small group will gather for
eight weekly meetings. We hope that you will join us!
Who is the support group for?
» Anyone 18+ years old with divorced or separated parents
» If you are curious to know how the wound of divorce or separation may
be impacting your life, desire a path toward healing, and are looking for
others who can relate to and appreciate your experience.
Learn more and register to join: Life-Giving Wounds Support Group for Adult Children of Divorce/Separation
Tickets, Thu, Mar 12, 2026 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite
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A Family of Parishes is a group of generally three to six parishes in a geographic region that will work closely together, sharing clergy and resources to advance the mission of evangelization. A “Family of Parishes” is not a merger or cluster, and each individual parish in the family retains its own canonical identity.
St. Joseph Parish is a member of the Emmanuel Family of Parishes which includes Church of the Holy Family of Novi, St. James Parish of Novi, and St. William Parish of Walled Lake.
