Goals
•Maintain a social, spiritual, and intellectual balance
•Foster the development of Catholic Leaders
•Serve the Catholic community in the Archdiocese of Detroit
•Evangelize and engage “sleeping” Catholics and non-Catholics
•Look to Pier Giorgio Frassati as an example, model and intercessor

Board of Directors
-Fr. Joe Horn Spiritual Advisor
-Marco DeCapite 
Co-Founder, CEO
-Gwen Koehler Board Member 
-Matthew Hill 
Board Member 
-Tim McCormick President

Lead Officers
-Tim McCormick President
-John Chunta 
Vice President
-Raquel Fournier  Treasurer, Director of Service
-Allison DeCapite  Co-Founder, Chief Secretary 
Frassati Society Mission Statement:
"The Frassati Society of Detroit exists in order to reach out to young adults, foster moments of conversion, and lead them home to Christ and His Church through the witness of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati"
 
 
Frassati Society of Detroit
www.frassatidetroit.org

Frassati Holy Hour and Coffee House 
November 20 @ 8:00PM
Transfiguration Parish
Brian Walker will be playing for the Holy Hour and Coffee House this month!
The Church is located in Southfield on Code Road, which runs off 10 Mile between Lahser & Telegraph. Eucharistic Adoration includes scripture, reflection, music, silence, and worship!  Also, we are working on getting a priest for confession this month.  All are welcome!
 
 
Frassati Men's Fellowship
The Men's Fellowship group is now opening up spots to join starting this November.  The group meets at 10:00AM on the first and third Saturday of each month at the conference center of the Shrine of the Little Flower in Royal Oak.  Each meeting is two hours long and consists of prayer, faith sharing, and book discussion.  This group is open to all men, both single and married.  If interested, please contact Matthew at agapitus99 @ yahoo.com.
 
 
 
Frassati Bible Study will begin again on Thursday nights coming this January.  Stay tuned for more information!
"We, who by the grace of God are Catholics must not squander the best years of our lives as so many unhappy young people do, who worry about enjoying the good things in life, things that do not in fact bring any good, but rather the fruit of immorality in today's world.  We must prepare ourselves to be ready and able to handle the struggles we will have to endure to fulfill our program and give our country, in the not too distant future, happier days and a morally healthy society, but to achieve this we need constant prayer to obtain from God that grace without which all our prayers are useless; organization and discipline to be ready for action at the right time; and finally, the sacrifice of our passion and of ourselves, because without that we cannot achieve our aim.”
-Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, Turin, Italy, 1922
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