Serra Club of Evansville

Fostering and promoting vocations to the priesthood and religious life in the Diocese of Evansville
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Serra Club 
The Serra Club of Evansville is a member of the USA Council of Serra International, an organization of Serra Clubs, named in honor of the Spanish Franciscan missionary priest Junipero Serra, who established several missions in Mexico and California.
 
First established in 1935, Serra Clubs are made up of lay men and women and permanent deacons with the following two objectives:
 
1) To foster and promote vocations to the ministerial priesthood of the Catholic church as a particular vocation to service, and to develop appreciation of the ministerial priesthood and of all religious vocations in the Catholic church, and
 
2) To further Catholicism by encouraging its members, in fellowship, through education, to fulfill their Christian vocations to service.

Serra International history
The Serra movement began in Seattle in 1935 and grew extensively, both throughout the U.S. in the 1950s, and internationally during the 1960s. 
Serra Club of Evansville
The Serra Club of Evansville serves the deaneries of Evansville East, Evansville West, Newburgh and Princeton in the Diocese of Evansville.  The deaneries of Jasper, Washington and Vincennes are served by the Serra Club of Jasper.