This week in the Hope for the Journey series, Fr. Javier reflects on the experience of home and exile: “Our true home is still beyond our reach, but the journey is well-worth the effort. And we can’t get there without you—or whoever else decides to walk through the doors.”
A Parish Update in Zoom Webinar format was presented on Monday, July 6, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. The panel of Rector George Adamik, Treasurer John Goehrke, Senior Warden Mary Kintz and Junior Warden Frank Laney presented information about how we are moving forward as a faith community in the midst of the pandemic. A recording of the Webinar is available HERE. A…
Dear Friends, I’d like to tell you about the Parish Update, St. Paul’s Stage 2 Protocols, Summer Preaching, Meal Distribution, and Sunday Facebook Live. Click HERE for George’s letter …
This week in the Hope for the Journey series, Fr. George shares a video from one of his most important spiritual influences, Br. David Steindl-Rast.
Dear Friends, This week I would like to let you know about an upcoming Parish Forum, our Music Ministry, Church Attendance and Newcomers, and Coffee Hour. Click HERE for George’s letter….
New post by Fr. Javier in the Hope for the Journey series: “Don’t wait to be a finished project. Take the not-great news in stride—and pursue the way of love that takes risks, the way of justice that takes bold action, the way of hope that imagines life abundant on the other side.”
Dear Friends, This week I’d like to offer a prayer from Bishop Andy Doyle; to let you know about a significant CAMA meeting; and to provide updates on the diocesan COVID-19 protocol, the diocesan summer youth preaching videos, and St. Paul’s Facebook Livestream on Sunday. Click HERE for George’s letter….
This week in the Hope for the Journey series, Fr. George reflects on a simple yet profound idea: the words of Jesus.
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This week in the Hope for the Journey series, Fr. Javier reflects on Saturday’s Prayer Walk and the nature of social change: “If we are to do the work of love, we cannot settle for individual conversion. We must make sure that public institutions address the needs and concerns of the most vulnerable. That, after all, was the beginning of the thing we call Church.”