Cathedral & Abbey of St. Anthony - Detroit, Michigan

 
 Serving God's people through
  the Centuries since 1857

Instaurare omnia in Christo - To bring everything together in Christ - Instaurar todo en Cristo - Ang lahat ng mga bagay ay kaniyang pag-isahin kay Cristo - Alles in Christus zu vereinen - De réunir toute chose en Christ - Kuleta kila kitu pamojakatika Kristo - Zeby przynosic wszystkiemu razem w Chrystus (Eph. 1:10)


Pictures below, courtesy of Mr. Mark Hall.



Mission Statement:
The Cathedral community of Saint Anthony is centered in Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, anchored in the Holy Bible, and nourished by the Sacraments. It proclaims, witnesses and shares the “Good News” of Jesus Christ. As the mother church of the Ecumenical Catholic Church of Christ, our liturgical services and community efforts shall advance the peaceful and continued building of the Kingdom of God. In our ecumenical relationships with other denominations, we celebrate unity to the glory of our loving God.


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 "Church Documents"

  The  Ecumenical Catholic Church of Christ

Cathedral Abbey of Saint Anthony
New Order Saint Francis and Saint Clare (NOSF)

The Historic Cathedral Church of Saint Anthony is a house of worship for all people who seek a spiritual home, a loving church-community, and a place of acceptance.


 Sunday Mass 11:00 AM


5247 Sheridan Street, Detroit MI 48213


Our worldwide website:

ecumenicalccc.org

The New Order of St. Francis and St. Clare
theneworderofsaintfrancis.org



St. Anthony and the child Jesus


Please join us for the Celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation for our youth
on the High Feast of Pentecosts
  May 27th  at 11:00 AM




Please mark your Calendar!

Reviving an old Tradition!!


 


St. Anthony Annual Patronage Celebrations

Enjoy our Beer Garden with great food, DJ, and Entertainment for all! For kids, a playground is provided.

Saturday, June 16th, 2012

12:00 PM through 9:00 PM

5247 Sheridan Street
Detroit, MI 48213

Exit I-94 on Van Dyke go down to Gratiot,
turn right, and right on Sheridan
(between East Grand Boulevard and Van Dyke)

Please come and enjoy the Spirit of this Great Saint who helps so many people!