
Best Christmas Ever - Iron Range Catholic Mission Field - Pink Family
Samantha Rozinka / 2024 BCE Families Campaign
Thank you for helping to support a family of four in the Northland, a single mother and three young girls, who have fallen on hard times through no fault of their own! We look forward to providing them with a Best Christmas Ever!
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$27,587
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$50,000
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Anonymous
$25.75 / 74 days ago
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Anonymous
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Kelly Moore
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Kristy Cummings
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Rose Davis
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May the LORD bless you and keep you; May the LORD make his face shine upon you, and be gracious to you; May the LORD lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace.
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Amber Grussendorf
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Lindsay Stephens
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Bill & Marge Pylkka
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Fr. Brandon Moravitz
$2,060.00 / 77 days ago
From the generous people of St Joseph, Resurrection, Holy Spirit and Our Lady of Hope Catholic parishes on the Iron Range.
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Fr. Brandon Moravitz
$1,648.00 / 77 days ago
From the generous people from Holy Spirit, Our Lady of Hope, Resurrection and St Joseph Catholic parishes on the Iron Range Keep up the good work friends!
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Jill Hatfield
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Karla Michals
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Ken Henrickson
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Mark and Mary Rozier
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Danielle Bauer
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Shelley and Gary Berts
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Ashley Ralston
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Stefanie Scharber
$5,665.00 / 79 days ago
From the generous people of Our Mission Field at Our Lady of Hope, Holy Spirit, St Joseph and Resurrection Catholic Churches on the Iron Range We are praying for you! Keep being generous friends!
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Ann Spangler
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Johanna Salo
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About Best Christmas Ever - Iron Range Catholic Mission Field - Pink Family
We thank you for learning more about BCE, our mission, and supporting these families, during what may be a particularly challenging time for you or your family during this holiday season.
We’re asking you to give to a family of four, a mother of three, a single parent, and a domestic abuse survivor. A family who is starting over. Recently, this mother made the difficult decision to take her three daughters and leave an abusive relationship knowing that would mean starting over with nothing and having to rebuild her life. No one besides her knew what was going on behind closed doors. She did not want her girls growing up thinking it was okay to be treated that way and knew that she deserved so much better and started to see the toll the abuse was having on her. At the time, she was a stay-at-home mother and has always given anything and everything that she can for her three girls ages 3, 5, and 12. She took her family, moved in with her parents until she was able to find a home, and started looking for a fresh start on life. She just closed on her house and prays that she will be able to continue to support her girls while still giving them everything that this beautiful life has to offer. While working two jobs, this mother still manages to be a present mom while continuing to heal from the abuse/trauma that she went through. She works so hard for herself and the girls and wants to give them the best life. Her family and friends describe her as the most amazing mother and that no matter what life has thrown at her, she has always given the girls 110% and remains so positive.
You would be giving the peace of mind that the mortgage is paid. The hope that the girls will be able to experience basketball games and trips to the aquarium. The joy of coming home to a new furnished home they get to call their own. You would be giving the peace, joy, and hope of our newborn Savior, so profound and undeniable that it will be passed down for generations to come.
At mass one of these past weekends we heard the story of the woman who gave her coins, despite having so few: Mark 12: 42-44 reads, “But a poor widow came and put in two very small copper coins, worth only a few cents. Calling his disciples to him, Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, this poor widow has put more into the treasury than all the others. They all gave out of their wealth; but she, out of her poverty, put in everything—all she had to live on.” This woman gave her all.
Whatever your “all” is right now, please give it. And then ask God if you can give a little more. It may mean going without that extra present under your own tree this year, but I can assure you, you are giving, and getting, something so much bigger. Hope. Let’s give to the people who are going without this Christmas season.
With Christmas so quickly approaching, we would love to chat with you about how you can be involved in this process, if helping or volunteering is something that has been on your heart this holiday season please contact your parish office and we will be able to connect with you.
We thank you in advance for your help and support for these families who so desperately need healing, hope, and joy! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call!