Indiana Council of Catholic Women - ICCW

09/04/2026

Bishop Wack's remarks to NCCW on Friday, August 28, 2026.

08/29/2026

Virginia of Ohio purchased our purse for $500.

Inside the purse I had a statue of St James the Lessor, book about him, The Forgotten Way, and a small craft project.

08/29/2026

Purse Auction
The ICCW purse was purchased for $500 at tonight's NCCW purse auction.

08/27/2026

2026 Convention

Holy Cross Family Ministries

Encouraging us to visit their exhibition on Venerable Patrick Peyton from Notre Dame.

08/27/2026

2026 Convention

Cross Catholic Outreach story about Anthony.

They spoke of Boxes of Joy and their new program called Hope for Children.

08/27/2026

2026 Convention

80 year anniversary of Catholic Relief Services and NCCW working together!

The partnership started after the World Wars.

Did you know the original name of CRS was War Release Services?

08/27/2026

The 2026 Convention is underway.

Keynote speaker Mary Lenaburg.

08/22/2026

The 2026 NCCW Convention starts this week.

Please pray for the more than 450 individuals traveling to Michigan for the convention.

Thanks

08/07/2026

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06/21/2026

Honors on Father's Day

Our Father in Heaven is the opening phrase of the Lord’s Prayer, the foundational prayer Jesus Christ taught his disciples in the Bible. It establishes God not as a distant ruler, but as a loving, protective spiritual father. Honor God on Father’s Day, you can focus your actions, prayers, and thoughts on recognizing Him as the ultimate source of all fatherhood and life.

Give Thanks for His Perfect Fatherhood. Attend Church: Start the morning in community worship, dedicating the holiday to God.

Pray the Lord’s Prayer: Recite it slowly, focusing deeply on the words "Our Father in Heaven."
Celebrate a Spiritual Advisor on this day, who acknowledges that fatherhood is defined by leadership and love, not just biology.

Families and individuals frequently use Father’s Day to send thank-you notes, gift books, or offer prayers of gratitude for the priests, pastors, or mentors who have walked alongside them in their darkest and brightest moments. (Spiritual Advisors can be male or female. They guide us as the Holy Spirit does throughout our lives.)

Be a leader, be active, be informed!

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