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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS & ENDOW

CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS
COURT STS. ANNE & JOACHIM #2638

With the growth of the parish, it became apparent that the Christian Women’s group at Sts. Anne & Joachim needed to belong to a national organization in order to establish a clear identity.  As one of the largest national organizations of Catholic women in the world dedicated to strengthening their spiritual lives through Christ and His Church, it was deemed that the Catholic Daughters of the Americas was the perfect fit, and so a local court was formed. 

Court Sts. Anne & Joachim #2638 was instituted as a local court of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas on Friday, September 24, 2010 by Fr. Paul Duchschere and the state officers during a Mass held in the Magnificant Chapel.  Officers were also installed during the institution mass.  Our court chaplain is Fr. Duaine Cote. 

Mission Statement:  Catholic Daughters of the Americas strives to embrace the principle of faith working through love in the promotion of justice, equality and the advancement of human rights and human dignity for all. 

All Catholic lay and religious women, 18 years or older, who love and support the Church and wish to participate in social and charitable activities, are welcome.  Regular meetings will be held the second Monday of every month in the Christ the King room (upstairs) at 6:30 p.m.

December Calendar of Events

For more information, contact president Robyn Hoffmann, 701-476-1350.

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Educating on the Nature & Dignity of Women (ENDOW) is an education program that brings women together to discover their God-given dignity and to understand their role in humanizing and transforming society.  As a basis for discovery, ENDOW promotes the New Feminism, which is defined by Pope John Paul II.  The New Feminism recognizes and affirms the “true genius of women” and responds to our culture’s desperate need for an authentic feminine presence in every aspect of life and society.

ENDOW Study Groups

ENDOW educates and inspires women through small study groups.  By providing knowledge and fellowship in an intimate group setting, ENDOW also fosters a sense of belonging and gives women an opportunity to more deeply understand and personalize their faith.  In turn, ENDOW Study Guides help women appreciate the beautiful gift of their womanhood.