The Council of Catholic Women (CCW) at St. John the Evangelist Church is a vibrant ministry dedicated to empowering and supporting women in the parish through spirituality, leadership, and service. This organization is part of a larger network of Catholic women's groups across the country that aim to enrich the religious and social lives of its members while contributing positively to the community.
What is the Council of Catholic Women?
The Council of Catholic Women at St. John the Evangelist Church brings together women of all ages from the parish to participate in a wide range of activities aimed at promoting Catholic values and supporting the church. The CCW operates under the guidance of the National Council of Catholic Women and adheres to its mission to support, empower, and educate all Catholic women in spirituality, leadership, and service.
Who is it for?
The CCW is open to all women of the parish who are interested in deepening their faith, engaging in service projects, and participating in community life. It is an excellent opportunity for women who wish to contribute their talents and time to the church while fostering meaningful connections with other women in the parish.
Benefits of Joining
Joining the Council of Catholic Women offers numerous benefits:
- Spiritual Growth: Members have opportunities to participate in retreats, prayer groups, and spiritual talks that enhance their religious life.
- Community Service: The CCW organizes various service projects and charity events that benefit both the parish and the wider community.
- Leadership Opportunities: Women in the CCW can take on leadership roles within the organization, helping to plan and execute activities and initiatives.
- Fellowship: The council provides a supportive and welcoming environment where women can form lasting friendships and support each other in their faith journey.