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Saint Francis of Assisi

Fr. Solanus Guild

The purpose of the Fr. Solanus Guild is to:

  • keep alive the inspiring memory of Fr. Solanus;
  • bring knowledge of his exemplary life to others;
  • archive information about his life and work;
  • provide prayer, support, and office services to the Vice Postulator for the Cause of Solanus Casey.

The Guild was born on May 8, 1960 when a group of Fr. Solanus’ friends met to discuss organizing a guild in his memory. On July 31, 1960 the Guild held its first General Meeting after the 3rd Anniversary Mass to commemorate Fr. Solanus’ death. Organized with the approval of the Capuchin Provinical Superiors, a Board of Officers was elected. Soon many friends of Fr. Solanus asked to join. Today, over 100,000 members span 43 countries.

Membership is open to every living person interested in the Guild’s purpose. Masses are celebrated every month for Guild members, one for the living, and one for deceased. All members share in the Masses, prayers, and good works of the Capuchins and fellow Guild members. We encourage you to pray for the Cause and for one another. A membership card is issued to each member and all those who provide their e-mail address to us receive a monthly reflection via e-mail.

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Many members belong to Circles within the Guild and have been active in promotion and fund raising. Thank you to everyone involved with the Fr. Solanus Guild and the efforts of educating the public about the encouraging faith of Fr. Solanus Casey. We appreciate your kind support and prayers. Our bylaws include information on how to form a Guild Circle.

Father Solanus Guild Circle Bylaws

Please consider joining the Guild and supporting our mission.

Join the Father Solanus Guild Online

Download printable membership application

If mailing your application, send it to:

Father Solanus Guild
1780 Mount Elliott St
Detroit, MI 48207

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