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Matthew Kelly to the rescue!

Published January 5, 2012 • Written by Martina Filed Under: Blog

Have you heard Matthew Kelly is coming to speak at St. William Catholic Church in Round Rock?

NO???

Have you heard of Matthew Kelly?

Still no??

You’ve heard of St. William in Round Rock, right?

Ok, let’s start with that. Take I-35 and exit the Round Rock exit McNeil and head towards the GIANT church with the gorgeous copper dome. You can see it from the interstate. Here, let me give you a picture to show you what to look for.

 

Now, mark your calendar for Sunday, January 29 at 7:00 p.m. in the main church.

Got it? Good!

The nitty gritty is that Matthew Kelly is an amazing Catholic speaker with a wicked cool Australian accent. That alone should draw you in, but I see you’ll need more convincing. Hmm, ok where to start.

Matthew has a unique way of sharing the Faith with others that his compelling stories and stats will pull even the hardest of hearts in for a closer look at their own faith walk. He will challenge the faithful, the lapsed, the non-Catholics in a way that elevates you to do more for Christ. In short, it doesn’t really matter if you’re Catholic or not, lapsed and been away from the Church; all you need is a desire to hear a really powerful message and did I mention the wicked cool Australian accent? Yes…you’ll need to plan to get there early, too. Maybe plan to go to 5 p.m. Mass. We want to see you there, so be there and bring a friend or two or four.

Details at a glance:

Who: Matthew Kelly

What: Is Catholicism still Relevant?

When: Sunday, January 29, 2012, 7 p.m.

Where: St. William Catholic Church, 620 Round Rock West Drive, Round Rock 78681

Tickets: Adults $20, Students $10 – limited seating available. To purchase, you can order online or you can buy them in person at the St. William parish office.

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