Rev. James D. Conley, D.D., S.T.L. | Diocese of Lincoln website

The Catholic Lawyers Guild of the Diocese of Lincoln is hosting its annual "Red Mass" on Tuesday, Feb. 13th. The event will take place at 7 a.m. at St Mary Church in downtown Lincoln. This Mass is open to everyone and serves as an opportunity for members of the legal profession to come together in prayer and reflection.

Father Joseph Walsh will be officiating the Red Mass, which will be followed by a complimentary breakfast and a special presentation by Joe Heschmeyer, Catholic Answers apologist. Heschmeyer is known for his engaging and humorous approach to presenting the truths of the Catholic faith. With his background in law and theology, he is well-equipped to discuss the topic of "Spiritual Warfare and Responding to Attacks on the Faith as a Catholic Lawyer."

The Catholic Lawyers' Guild of the Diocese of Lincoln aims to provide support and guidance to Catholics in the legal profession. They strive to help members integrate their faith into their professional lives, foster spiritual growth, and create a platform for addressing ethical and spiritual questions that arise within the legal field.

This event is not exclusive to lawyers but extends its invitation to the general public. The Red Mass serves as an opportunity for all individuals to come together and pray for those in the legal profession, including judges, legislators, attorneys, government officials, and law students. It is a time to reflect on the challenges faced by those in the legal field and to seek guidance and strength from a higher power.

While an RSVP for the complimentary breakfast is requested, it is not required. Interested individuals can contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., visit lincolndiocese.org/lawyers, or call the diocesan Chancery at 402-488-0921 for more information.

The Red Mass provides an opportunity for members of the legal profession to come together in prayer and reflection. It offers a chance to seek guidance and strength, as well as to connect with others who share a similar faith and professional background. Whether a lawyer or not, everyone is welcome to attend this special event and join in praying for the legal profession.