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Irish Pallottines
3352 4th Street
Wyandotte, MI 48192

(734) 285-2966

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Welcome to the Website of the Irish Pallottine Missionary Centre, Wyandotte, Detroit, MI.

By visiting our website you can know more about our Founder St Vincent Pallotti, about his life and times, his spirituality, and his missionary charism and zeal. We will also present updated material on the missionary activities of our Irish Province, the Mother of Divine Love Province. We publish a quarterly Mission Newsletter called “Pallottine Voices” which is prepared and distributed by the Pallottine Mission Centre in Thurles, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and it is available on this website. You will also find recent posts, updates on events and news items, some pictures and photos and details of how you can contact us.

This website also provides you with the opportunity to request a Perpetual Mass Enrollment or an individual Mass Card; and to submit requests for prayers.

There is a Donate button which you may also use if you wish to make a donation to our work and mission.

We, the Pallottines, are members of the Union of Catholic Apostolate (UAC), and St. Vincent Pallotti founded the Pallottines as an apostolic community of priests and brothers to be at the service of the entire UAC, which is now a Public Association of the Faithful of Pontifical Right. By clicking on the appropriate tabs you will be able to access information on the Union of Catholic Apostolate (UAC), to reflect on formation material and to open our Pallottine Prayer pages.

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4 months ago

Irish Pallottines
Fr. Patrick Gerard (Gerry) Frawley S.A.C. (Dec 13th 1940 – May 23rd 2022).It is with great sadness we share the news of the death of Fr. Gerry who was born in his beloved Knockaderry, County Limerick, Ireland. After Secondary school, Fr Gerry entered the Pallottine Seminary in Thurles, County Tipperary. Fr Gerry made his First Consecration on September 12, 1963 and was ordained a priest on June 8, 1968 in the Cathedral in Thurles. His first assignment after ordination was to Makiungu Parish in Tanzania, East Africa. While there he also served in Singida Parish and Kirondotal & Kiomboi. He did an enormous amount of work during his time on the missions. Fr. Gerry put new seats in the old church; but now there is a beautiful cathedral in Singida. Fr Gerry was very kind and outgoing in nature. He was a favorite with young and old alike. He could spend hours getting stories out of the old men and women. While Fr Gerry was in Makiungu he endeared himself to all. He was completely selfless and always ready to help. In 1972, he was reassigned to London, England as associate pastor in the Pallottine Parishes of Barking & Greenford prior to being transferred to The United States in 1976, where he brought the same selfless qualities. His first appointment in the United States was to Ely, Nevada. In 1979 he was moved to Idalou/Lorenzo, Texas; in 1985 to Stephenville, Texas and in 1990 Fr. Gerry was appointed to St. Joseph Parish in Wyandotte, Michigan where he served for 10 years. During that time Fr Gerry made many lifelong friends. While ministering in St. Joseph Parish Fr. Gerry undertook the task of building the parish hall and made it his goal to visit every family in the parish. With his great encouragement and kind words Fr. Gerry served everyone. He was kind and caring to all, never having a cross word to say. In the year 2000 Fr. Gerry left St. Joseph Parish to continue his ministry at St. Nicholas, Capac & St. John the Evangelist, Allenton Michigan, Saint Aloysius Gonzaga in Romulus, Saint Christopher, Detroit, Michigan and in 2009 Fr. Gerry was blessed to join St. Anne Church, Ortonville, Michigan. After 53 years of active ministry Fr Gerry concluded his active ministry in September 2021. Throughout his years in ministry, Fr Gerry generously promoted and supported the Pallottine Foreign Missions. Fr Gerry will be deeply missed by his loving sisters Mary and Rena, his nieces and nephews as well as his Pallottine Community. Fr. Gerry was predeceased by his loving parents, Thomas and Kathleen and his brother Tom. Fr. Gerry will be deeply missed by his many friends and the parishioners he served in Wyandotte and throughout the world. He will be fondly remembered as a wonderful man and a dedicated priest. Fr Gerry recently said “The priesthood gave me inner-peace. Becoming a priest has brought me a peace of mind that I cannot put into words. You can’t have inner-peace all the time, rather there are situations in life that can disturb you—so I ask God every day for the gift of peace. There have been times I’ve struggled in life and times I’ve experienced some crosses too —but I never had any regrets about my calling”. May Fr Gerry rest in peace in the glory of Eternal Life. Fr Gerry will lay in repose on June 2nd, 12 noon to 8pm. Funeral celebration June 3rd at 1pm—St Joseph Church Wyandotte. ... See MoreSee Less

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Irish Pallottines is feeling happy at Knights Of Columbus #1802.

5 months ago

Irish Pallottines
Pallottine Missionary fundraiser- big raffle at 9:30pm - $3500 first prize. ... See MoreSee Less

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