bi-weekly novena

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The Filipino Families of Skokie (FFOS) Novena prayer is scheduled every other Saturday at 6:00 in the evening.

The Filipino Families of Skokie was organized primarily as a spiritual group. The main purpose of our organization is to unite, promote, support, and engage in activities fostering and enriching the spiritual and cultural heritage of the members. In order to achieve these goals, member families are encouraged to attend and participate in parish functions and fund raising and other activities designed in promoting the spirituality, camaraderie, and well being of member families to include:

The Bi-weekly novena to the Sto. Niño, Our Lady of Fatima and San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila.

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