Ordination Announcement












Dear friends,

Finally! I’m so humbled at the prospect of this next step on my path to the priesthood. Please pray for me on December 1st that God bless me in my new ministry.

Peace.


In the name of

+God the Creator, +God the Son, and +God the Holy Spirit. Amen.



With praise, glory and thanksgiving to Almighty God
the United American Catholic Church

joyfully announces the ordination of

Donald Ernest Francis Pratt

&

Antoinette Neally

to the Sacred Order of the Diaconate
through the laying on of hands
and the invocation of the Holy Spirit
by His Excellency Anthony Francis Wayne Hash
Archbishop of the United American Catholic Church

Saturday, December 1, 2007

At 2:00


St. Joan of Arc United American Catholic Church

2520 Holland Rd, Virginia Beach, VA
(Christ Episcopal Church)


Reception to follow

Comments

Lainie Petersen said…
Blessings to you, Don, and I will pray for you that this next step in service to our Lord is a fruitful one.
November 15, 2007 at 4:57 PM
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