Epiphany – June 19, 2021
‘He who is sated loathes honey, but to one who is hungry everything bitter is sweet’ Prov 25:7
Catholic Life Coach Sterling Jay returns to talk about her story as an adult convert. Marianne Peggie’s family has deep roots at the Sweetest Heart of Mary in Detroit. John Hales shares details about a pilgrimage to Greece in July and Sr. Kathleen Matz gives all the information about a new collaboration to help Catechists and more teach the faith.
Sterling Jay

Sterling Jay is an adult convert, author, speaker, and life coach. She teaches Catholic women to manage the thoughts in their minds so they can live the life God has planned for them with peace and joy.
Marianne Peggie

Marianne was born and raised in a Polish Catholic home near Detroit City Airport with her parents and maternal Grandfather. She lives in Troy and is a huge fan of the Holy Spirit!
She has been a Parishioner at Sweetest Heart of Mary church since 2002 where greatly enjoys worshiping and volunteering with an amazing group of parishioners and outreach groups.
Her family history at Sweetest Heart of Mary began in January 1916 with the wedding of her maternal grandparents. Marianne is named after that grandmother. She is sure they had no idea how the church they were married in still influences our family generations later. There are many families at Sweetest Heart of Mary with similar histories – many ancestors built the church as well.
https://www.motherofdivinemercy.org/
John Hale

President and CEO, Corporate Travel
Sr. Kathleen Matz, CDP

A Sister of Divine Providence originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, serving in the Archdiocese of Detroit.
The charism of her community is Providence and our daily prayer is, “We exalt Your Providence, O God, and we commit to making Your Providence more visible in our world”.
She has served our Church in the capacity of Elementary School Teacher, Youth Ministry and Director of Religious Education.
At present, she is the minister in the Archdiocese of Detroit in the Department of Evangelization and Missionary Discipleship as the Associate Director in the Office of Catechesis.
Sr. Kathleen’s specialty areas are spirituality and catechesis.
She also enjoys nature walks, dance and water aerobics.