Notes from Patmos…Hot off the press!
Blessings and grace to one and all one this first day of Lent… on this Ash Wednesday. Thanks to all who made last night a memorable and fun evening, and cheers to Jr. Warden Rand McLaughlin for taking home the Warden’s cup.
We have two services today to aide the faithful…
Notes from Patmos…Hot off the press!
A blessed and happy Feast of Saint Andrew to one and all! I hope and pray that everyone is having a great Wednesday. To aide us in our Advent devotions, we will host the first of our Wednesday concert series today with Stephen Redfield, violinist of note, from 12:05-12:30. The…
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As I sit writing yet another article for Notes on stewardship I open my Amazon Music App hoping to find inspiration as to what to place on the empty page in front of me. My brilliant plan was to draw inspiration from the first song that played…now… My music taste is quite eclectic. My play…
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But Jesus said, “Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them; for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven.” (Matthew 19.14)
Dear people of Saint Johns:
The parish is excited to see the beginning of a new school year. With the coming of the new school year we want to continue to deepen and…
Notes from Patmos…Hot off the press!
Sunday School Update
This Sunday, July 31st, Fr. Jeff’s Adult Sunday School class will NOT meet – we WILL offer Children’s Sunday School beginning at 9:30. Coffee, dough-nuts and fellowship will be offered for the adults while your children are downstairs for their class. Please join us – we would love…
The Throes of Summer…
Many of the times when the word ‘throes’ is used, it implies a poor or difficult end. People who use the word many times don’t mean to imply difficulty or trouble but merely that a thing is nearing its end. As we have been planning and going about the business of Church,…
Today the Church remembers the martyrdoms of SS. Peter & Paul. According to pious legend they were martyred in Rome under the emperor Nero in the year 64AD (although accounts vary). Paul, being a Roman citizen, was beheaded with a sword, which was seen as more merciful. Peter, not a citizen, was crucified. It is…
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Hello everybody!
I hope summer is going well for one and all. The E.Y.C. is back safe and sound from their pilgrimage to the Apostle James’ tomb in Santiago de Compostela. We had a meaningful, fun, and edifying adventure- with blisters and laughter, tears and joy. A huge thank you to all who made the trip…
Alleluia Christ is Risen!!! A happy and blessed Easter morning to one and all!! Our schedule today is as follows:
8:00am Low Mass
9:45am Flowering of the Cross and Easter Tea in Parish Hall and Easter Egg hunt beginning in Parish Hall and taking place in the Sunday School wing of the parish.
10:30am High Solemn Mass of…