SPSE Savannah

07/10/2024

I just watched this awesome video about God’s Love for Us.

Please take 10 mins. To watch and learn.

The Bible is amazing... but sometimes confusing and hard to read. How can we understand the whole story?From Ascension and Fr. Mike Schmitz—creators of the B...

10/20/2022

Good evening my brothers and sisters in Christ. We are currently looking for fellow Catholics who are on fire for the Lord and want to share our beautiful faith.

We go out into the city of Savannah once a month and offer prayers, brochures, rosaries, and answer questions about Catholicism in a non-controversial way.

If you are interested in joining us in our ministry, please reach out us.

God Bless You!!

04/19/2022

I hope everyone had a Blessed Easter! We are looking at getting back out on the street soon. Please contact me if you are interested in joining us.

01/26/2022

https://youtu.be/ry7FbjkN-p0

One of the best rosary videos I have ever listened to.

Pray the Rosary with Bishop Barron! The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary, which are traditionally prayed on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays during Lent, are:...

10/24/2021

RCIA Classes are on their way! Whether your a Catholic or not, come check it out! You will be amazed at what you could learn about Christ and his Church.

08/07/2021

Husbands, love your wives.

07/14/2021

This is a great opportunity for anyone who loves to share our beautiful faith and is a good story teller!

The Diocese of Savannah is seeking a creative communicator to write and produce stories about our Catholic faith across various media – stories that explore the goodness, truth and beauty of Christ alive and present in today’s world. Like all storytellers, this individual has the ability to conn...

05/07/2021

Thank you everyone who came out this past weekend! We had a great time talking to people and introducing to the Catholic faith.

09/23/2020

May God Bless You Bishop and Welcome to Savannah.

Welcome Bishop Parkes!

08/13/2020

For the first thousand or so years of the Chirch, priests would commonly marry and have children. The first pope himself, Saint Peter, had a wife and most likely children. How did the priestly vow of celibacy evolve to be such an ingrained part of Catholic tradition?

05/17/2020