Ste. Anne’s to hold series of heritage novenas
Each July, Ste.
Anne de Detroit Church and Shrine holds a Novena that celebrates Detroit’s ethnic diversity. The Novena begins on July 17th and goes through July 26th.
Each July, Ste.
Anne de Detroit Church and Shrine holds a Novena that
celebrates Detroit’s ethnic diversity. The Novena begins on July 17th
and goes through July 26th.
The schedule is as follows:
July 17: Ukrainian/Croatian (7 pm)
July 18: Chaldean (7 pm)
July 19: Latino (7 pm)
July 20: African American (7 pm)
July 21: French/Ste. Anne Alumni (7 pm)
July 22: Italian (12 noon)
July 23: Irish (7 pm)
July 24: Healing Mass and Sacrament of the Sick
July 25: Polish (7 pm)
July 26: Feast Day of SS. Anne and Joachim (7 pm)
St. Anne’s Church is located at 1000 St. Anne Street and the parish can be reached at 313-496-1701.
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