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Planning a Youth Creation Care Pilgrimage

"To go on a pilgrimage is to make the body and its actions express the desires and beliefs of the soul." Rebecca Solnit, from …

March is Women’s History Month in the U.S., and the theme chosen by the National Women’s History Alliance for 2023 is “Celebrating …

As the church enters a new normal with COVID and people are moving back into the busy-ness of life, how can we be meaningfully …

If you’re busy organizing children’s, youth, adult, or parish-wide programs for Lent and Holy Week, we’ve got you. We have …

February is Black History Month in the U.S., and the theme for 2023 is “Black Resistance.” According to the “2023 Black History …

You agreed in a pre-pageant haze to take over this year's Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper. Lent seemed so far away. Now it's around …

Sue Vogelman taught kindergarten and first grade for more than 10 years at Sandy Hook Elementary School (SHS) in Newtown, CT. She …

As we continue our transition back to in-person work, ministry, and gatherings of all kinds, creating opportunities to foster …

Families in our parish are eager to “be the hands and feet of Jesus” in our community and we strive to do a service project every …

Last year, when we didn’t feel comfortable hosting people inside our buildings yet, we looked for a totally-outdoor Vacation Bible …