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St. Mary's Episcopal Church

Romero’s Baptismal Agitation by Reverend LeeAnne Watkins Oct 21 2018

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Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church, a member of the worldwide Anglican community, publishes the weekly sermon. This week our rector, Reverend LeeAnne Watkins, offers a sermon inspired by Archbishop Oscar Romero who lived out his baptismal covenant through social agitation. Archbishop Romero is the most recent saint recognized by Pope Francis in the Catholic Church.

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Prayer

Learning to Walk in the Dark

Dark NIght of the Soul

Imagination

Moving Forward in Uncertainty

The Parallel Universes of Advent

Part 2. Celebration of the Life of Charles Wells Gospel and Sermon

Part 3. Post Sermon to Communion

Part 4. Communion to End, Celebration of the LIfe of Charles Wells

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Swimming in God Ascension

Pentecost June 4 2017

Matthew Sermon 06 18 2017

Snow Day Tomorrow – No Church

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No Church Tomorrow!  Snow Day
 
Safety first!  The weather outside is frightful, but the fire is so delightful . . . 
 
Please everyone stay home, be warm and safe.  Almost all of the Episcopal churches in the Twin Cities are closing tomorrow, and we’ve decided to do a new thing – VIRTUAL CHURCH!
 
At 10am tomorrow, sign into your facebook account and go to the Episcopal Church in Minnesota facebook page.* 
 
Episcopal clergy and lay leaders from the metro area will be co-leading a worship service online.  There will be readings, prayers, and the preacher will be the Rev. Craig Lemming – he’s wonderful!  
 
Many thanks to MiaLisa and Rex for their leadership on this – St. Mary’s was the church who got the whole ball rolling!  Be a part of history, log on and worship with other snowbound Episcopalians.   
 
Be warm, safe, rest and play . . . and remember those who must work outside in the weather . . . . 
 
Warmly,
LeeAnne
 
 
 (yes, I know, not all of you have facebook . . . but it is the only platform that can work in this way at a time like this.  Maybe it’s time to set up an account, just for this . . . ?)