Epiphany – July 5, 2023

Tim & Michelle DiLaura talk about Heart Sync ministries and share their epiphany moments. Fr. Matthew Gembrowski invite young men to Quo Vadis? camp. 

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Tim & Michelle DiLaura talk about Heart Sync ministries and share their epiphany moments.

Tim and Michelle DiLaura met in Togo, West Africa while serving as Peace Corps volunteers where, after being married, continued their service in Nepal where they both experienced their adult conversations to the 

Catholic faith.  They are now longtime residents of Ann Arbor and members of St. Thomas the Apostle Church where Tim served as headmaster of the school from where he recently retired.  Michelle is a certified Ignatiian spiritual director, trained by th eOblates of the Virgin Mary in Denver.  They have a son and daughter, and a grandson who is soon to be joined by a brother this fall.  Tim and Michelle are both qualified HeartSync Inner Healing  Facilitators and are seeking to help the modern Church understand that inner healing and deliverance are normative needs in the mature spiritual life.

Learn more about HeartSync ministries here: HeartSync Ministries

Tim and Michelle DiLaura (email to be kept abreast of southeast MI events) learningmindsets@gmail.com

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Fr. Matthew Gembrowski invite young men to Quo Vadis? camp.

Fr. Matthew Gembrowski is the newest priest of the Diocese of Saginaw, ordained on May 12 at 25 years old. He is currently serving his first assignment as Parochial Vicar of Saint Brigid of Kildare Parish in Midland and of Saint Mary University Parish on the Campus of Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant. He is assisting Fr. Andy LaFramboise, vocation director of the Diocese of Saginaw, in organizing a short summer camp for high school aged men, in collaboration with the Diocese of Gaylord. The camp, called Quo Vadis, aims to help young men make the deliberate choice to follow Jesus Christ as his disciples.

Learn more about Quo Vadis? here: Quo Vadis?