Trinity Times. Christmas Services at Trinity Cathedral. From the Dean s Pen. December In this issue

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1 Trinity Times "Our mission is to welcome all people to know and live as Christ in the world Trinity Episcopal Cathedral December 2018 Volume 14 Issue 12 In this issue F D C....1 C E, A T P P C A E S V.. 5 C, Y F Y, M P...7 M, T P R..8 P A.. 9 D..10 W /C.. 11 V B A, From the Dean s Pen Dear Friends and Family of Trinity Cathedral, Grace and Peace to you from our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen. With the first Sunday of December we begin our new church or liturgical year. It is also a time to prepare our hearts, lives and homes for the celebration of the coming of our Lord with Christmas, the Feast of the Holy Incarnation. Just as it had been over 2000 years ago, people stand in the midst of a world stricken with fear, wars and threats of wars, poverty, persecution, oppression, and natural disasters. It is in the midst of all of this that we experience the presence of our God and Creator. We are reminded that all of this happening around us is not the will of a great puppeteer God who desires to punish us. Rather, it is a manifestation of the brokenness and sinfulness of a world where humankind have made themselves rulers and deities (as we were reminded on Christ the King Sunday). Despite this worldwide condition, there is our benevolent God manifesting around us hope, strength, courage, and faith to be shared with all in need. As we hear with the message of Advent, with open eyes and ears we ourselves experience the manifestations of an incarnate God who lives in, through, and among us. This is what Advent prepares us to know and to experience; this is what we celebrate with Christmas God with us - Emmanuel. Blessings, Father William+ You are cordially invited to experience the Lord Incarnate Christmas Services at Trinity Cathedral Christmas Eve Monday, December 24 Evening 4:00 P.M. Children s Service with impromptu pageant, carols and Holy Communion. 7:30 P.M. Fes val Holy Communion and candle ligh ng 10:30 P.M. Choral/Musical Presenta on 11:00 PM Choral Fes val of the Incarna on with choir, incense, and candle ligh ng. Christmas Day, Tuesday, December 25th 10:30 A.M. Fes val Holy Communion of the Incarna on. Christmas I Saturday; December 30 Tradi onal Eucharist Sunday, December 31 Christmas Lessons & Carols

2 P AGE 2 Christmas Eve, Angel Tree Christmas Eve 4:00 PM Children and Family Eucharist With the 4:00 PM Service, the children are invited to bring the Christ Child infant from our home mangers to be processed and brought to the altar for a Christmas blessing. A the close of the services as families depart, there will be a Christmas tree ornament for every child to take home for their tree. We began this tradi on two years ago, and know that many are collec ng them each year. The ornaments are marked this year: Trinity Cathedral Christmas Angel Tree Project 2018 The Daughters of the King (DOK) THANK YOU for your rousing support of our Kick-Off Dinner held November the 9th in the Parish Hall. The 2018 Angel Tree Project includes over 80 families with children in need at Stead Elementary School. Each family includes all children from newborn to 18 years of age. Each Angel Tree Tag has a family number, the child s first name, the child s age, and three pieces of informa on (clothing, shoe sizes and 2 choices of a toy wish). The wrapped gi s need to be bundled and labeled with the tag (read the tag for further instruc ons). Each of those gi s within the bundle needs to have the child s name and family number wri en on the gi plainly so that if the gi s become separated, we will know that specific child s gi s. PLEASE return your wrapped and bundled gi s as soon as possible to help us organize them. All gi s need to be in by December 16th for the blessing during worship, and for delivery the next morning, December 17th. OOPS! If you should misplace your tag, please call Carolyn Hoffmann, , leave a message, and she will call you back and help you iden fy who you signed up for and get you a new tag. We can go back to the sign-up sheets and match you with the child. Don t wait ll the last moment, just call. VOLUNTEER! The DOK welcomes and needs your help. A volunteer sign-up list is in the back of the church. We need help December 16th organizing the presents and December 17th delivering the presents to Stead Elementary. The school has asked we deliver them by 9am (yikes), so we should be at the church by 8:00am to load the vehicles up, form a caravan, and get to the school on me! An Invite for those who have lost a loved-one in the past year Holidays such as Christmas that involves family gatherings and the sharing of fond memories and mes, can be a bit difficult to face for the first me without our loved one s presence. On Thursday, December 6th, at 12:15 PM (a ernoon) we will have a Contempla ve Service with Eucharist and Healing especially designed for those who have lost loved ones in the past year. This service offers wholeness and connectedness as we reconcile our broken lives and world with our God who comes to be in and with us, God Emmanuel.

3 P AGE 3 Pastoral Care S A T R. C R M, A P P C P L A few days before Halloween, I went grocery shopping, and there were aisles of Christmas ornaments, tree lights, banners, and wreaths being stocked by somewhat fran c store elves. I thought to myself in irrita on, "It's not even Halloween!" For much of our lives, we never live in the moment because we are too eagerly an cipa ng what comes next. I remember when I was younger thinking, "When I am 16 and can get my driver's license, then I'll be happy." And then a er I got my license, I was thinking, "When I graduate from high school and get to college, that's when life will really begin for me!" And then it was, "When I graduate from college... when I finish my masters degree... when my kids are a li le older... when my kids are out of college..." And so it goes. Sound familiar to you? If you are like me, then Advent, that begins Sun., Dec. 2, is a season tailor made for you! It is the me when the Church urges us to slow down, wait, rest... something wonderful is right around the corner. We try not to get too busy or distracted by all the ads and the nsel and the par es. For Episcopalians, it is a quiet me of joyful an cipa on. While we s ll put up our Christmas lights and trim our trees and shop, we balance all that with peace and wai ng... because we know there is a great miracle right around the corner, and we don't want to miss it. New Open Weekly Bible Study every Friday at 11:00 AM! L R. R Looking for a casual Bible Study to enrich your week? Rev. Rick facilitates an open Bible study 11:00 AM Noon every week. There is no prepara on and no homework. Each week, we will be reading the Gospel for the coming Sunday and sharing our thoughts about it in a relaxed table discussion. Feel free to drop-in when you are able to on Fridays, before coming to our Pipes on the River concerts (we end around 11:45 AM), or make it part of your weekly devo onal. Bring your lunch if you d like! We ll be mee ng in Conference Room A on the lower level of the Parish Hall (no stairs, yay!) Angel Tree Gi s are due PRIOR to December 16th, not only for the Blessing of the Gi s in Church on Sunday, December 16th, but to assist the Daughters of the King in bundling the gi s (by families) for delivery the next day, December 17th. If you can get them wrapped and delivered to us in church before then you will receive greater blessings!

4 P AGE 4 Adult Education /Sound Therapy Bible & Books in November! T S C T M From Amazon: What does finding the soul of Christmas mean to you? If you think it s about taking a heavy, stern theological approach to a joyful holiday, or bera ng others about the reason for the season, then you don t know Thomas Moore. Moore, bestselling author of Care of the Soul and many other soul-centered books, turns his poe c a en on to the Christmas season in this explora on of the deeper meaning behind holiday tradi ons. Using his trademark blend of storytelling, faith, and insight, he shows how our ordinary prac ces of gi -giving, singing carols, gathering with family and friends, and pu ng up trees have roots in ancient sacred tradi ons and how those prac ces guide us to a way of life that is nothing short of revolu onary in today s culture. On Amazon, new hardback copies are $18.17, used copies are available from $1.43, and the Kindle version is $9.99. Bible & Books meets every Sunday at 9:00 AM in Conference Room A downstairs in the Parish Hall across the parking lot from the Church. Join us for coffee or tea and great conversa on! ADULT FORUM Sundays at 9:45 AM Journey the Way of Love: Prac ces for a Jesus-Centered Life is adult Advent Curriculum put out by the na onal Church. With the Sundays of Advent this will be our study: ADVENT I Annuncia on: Saying Yes to the Journey ADVENT 2 Mary & Elizabeth: Journeying with family and friends ADVENT 3 Birth of John the Bap st: Journeying with community ADVENT 4 Birth of Jesus: Journeying with the world. LEARN: Reflect on Scriptures each day about Jesus; PRAY: Dwell inten onally with God each day; Worship: Gather in community to thank and praise and dwell with God; BLESS: Share faith and unselfishly give and serve; TURN: Pause, listen and chose to follow Jesus; REST: Receive God s gi of grace, peace and restora on; and GO: Cross boundaries, listen deeply, and live like Jesus. Father William will be teaching this course. Support for those who live alone Circle of Friends is a ministry of encouragement and support for those who are living alone. Each day every member makes one quick phone call to the person they are assigned to call, just enough me to say hello and check in. Every day members will make and receive a phone call. The purpose is to make a connec on on a daily basis to offer friendly support. The calling schedule is maintained for a few months, and then it is revised so new connec ons and new friends are made. Each person submits contact informa on in case members cannot be reached. If you are interested in being part of this circle, please call our office at

5 P AGE 5 Spirituality and Volunteers What are we waiting for? A R S., D. 15, 9:00 AM N It seems some mes our whole lives are spent wai ng; wai ng to graduate from high school, then college, wai ng for our first child, wai ng for that big promo on, then for re rement always wai ng. In this season of wai ng Chris ans call Advent, we pause to ask ourselves, "What are we really wai ng for?" While all the world seems to be wai ng for shopping to be done, packages to arrive, and the latest sale markdown, we can't help but sense there has to be something more. During our half-day retreat, Sat., Dec. 15, you will explore what you are personally wai ng for, both in terms of the Christmas story and in your own life. In the middle of this hurried season, take a few hours to pause and listen for a deeper, quieter note beneath all the rushing. Cost of the retreat is $10.00 for materials and lunch; scholarships available. You can sign up at the back of the Church or online at our website.. If you have ques ons, you can see Rev. Rick a er Church or contact him at R R T R. Volunteers needed to Staff Homeless Shelter Dec. Mar. There is a significant shortage of homeless shelter space in Washoe County during the winter months. Consequently, many homeless people will be spending bi erly cold winter nights outside. Would you be willing to volunteer to help change that? The City of Reno is partnering with local religious groups and Ac on (our local community organizers) to open and staff addi onal emergency overflow shelters to address this urgent need. They are large heated tents next to the exis ng shelter on Record St. Various faith communi es have agreed to provide three or more volunteers to staff this shelter from 8:30 PM to 6:00 AM on nights throughout the winter months. If we get enough volunteers, this o en can be done in shi s. Signing up does not obligate you to any par cular night; it just puts you on a mailing list to which the specific monthly sign up for nights will be sent. There is a brief training program you can view online. The link is on our website. Click on the Volunteers needed to Staff Homeless Overflow Shelter Dec. Mar. announcement on the right-hand side of the homepage. Last year, members of the Trinity congrega on stepped up and helped with this ministry, and they felt it was very moving. This is a wonderful opportunity for us to get directly involved helping the folks we see on our doorstep every day! We will only be commi ng to a few nights each month, depending on how many volunteers we get, and no one will be scheduled more than the number of nights you feel you are available and willing to handle. You can sign up in the back of the Church, or you can contact Rev. Rick at RevRick@TrinityReno.org if you have ques ons. Dates for Sound Therapy classes: We hope to see many of you. For your calendars, here are the next six upcoming dates: Dec. 18, Jan. 15, Feb. 19, Mar. 19, Apr. 16, May 21.

6 P AGE 6 Children, Youth & Families New this Church Year: Holy Moly! Holy Moly is right! Our Sunday School class has grown so much that we have had to expand our offerings. In order to serve our 3rd-5th grade students be er, we have converted the under-u lized nursery space into a classroom specifically for older children. And we have acquired new curriculum en tled Holy Moly. This curriculum will build off of Godly Play s good cul va on of the holy imagina on in order to go deeper, problema ze, and think cri cally about Bible stories. Children will engage with these stories using actual Bibles, mul media, and crea ve ac vi es that move through the Old Testament, Advent & Christmas, the New Testament, Holy Week, Easter, and Post-Resurrec on stories. Faithfully, Rev. Mikayla+ Parents Day Out! (Advent Party for Kids!) *intended for children ages, 3-11* Saturday, December 15th 1:00-4:00pm I can t do this on my own, so if you re a saint and would like to help out, please contact Rev. Mikayla (revmikayla@trinityreno.org) and tell her so. We know that the holidays are hard. And ge ng surprises purchased, hidden, and wrapped is all but impossible with small, curious hands but Trinity is here for you! Drop your kids off at Trinity any me in that window & we ll entertain them! And for three blissful hours you can do whatever you want. Go to a movie. Shop. Wrap presents. Or be er yet, take a nap. You deserve it. Just be here by 4:00 to get your kid(s). COMING UP AT THE 9AM SERVICE IN DECEMBER Sun., Dec. 2 Jesus talks about this temporary world and about how his words and lessons are eternal. Sun., Dec. 9 Prepare the way of the Lord, cries John the Baptist! Sun., Dec. 16 Again, we hear from John the Baptizer, Jesus cousin, who tells us that while he baptizes with water, Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit! Sun., Dec. 23 This is the last Sunday of Advent, when we hear the Song of Mary, for she has been told some wonderful news! Sun., Dec. 30 Christ is here with us: the Word became flesh and lived among us full of grace and truth From his fullness we have all received grace upon grace. EYC Episcopal Youth Community Intended for youth in grades 6-12 In December, we are going to... Our Schedule: 12/02 St. Thomas Aquinas 12/09 Grow 12/16 Serve 12/23 Create 12/30 Create (again!) Join us a er the 11am service in the Youth Room for food, fun, and fellowship. Goes l 2:30pm. Shabbat Service & EYC Overnight Youth group friends, mark your calendars now! On Friday, January 11th, we are going to **PRAY** with our Jewish neighbors at Temple Sinai, then return to the Cathedral for a lock-in! Art, Music, & Godly Play In December, we re going to spend some me really thinking about Advent and preparing for that great mystery: Christmas. Advent is more than wreathes & candles it s also prophets, pa ence, silence, and surprises! 12/02 Advent I & Art; 12/09 Advent II & Music; 12/16 Advent III & Art 12/23 Advent IV & Music; 12/30 The Mystery of Christmas & Art

7 P AGE 7 Music, Concerts, Midweek Advent- Taizé This month is an exci ng me for Trinity musically. We have several concerts coming up, all taking place in the Sanctuary. Bella Voce will be performing their Chorus Angelorum Te concert on Sunday, December 9 th at 4:00pm. They will be performing works of Felix Mendelssohn, David Conte, Abbie Be nis and more. I have already heard wonderful things about this program from audience members a ending a recent concert of theirs. For more informa on go to their website at: Bellavocereno.org The Nevada Gay Men s Chorus is ge ng in the holiday spirit with their All Aglow concert on Friday, December 14 th at 7:30pm with a recep on to be held in the Parish Hall a erwards. Addi onal informa on can be found at their website: nevadagmc.org In late December, the Reno Chamber Orchestra will begin their Nevada Chamber Music Fes val on Thursday, December 27 th opening with Baroque by Candlelight I: Violin Virtousi to begin at 2:00pm and then their second concert on the same day with Baroque by Candlelight II: Perfect Pairings at 5:00pm. The Reno Chamber Orchestra will return to Trinity on Tuesday, January 1 st with A Viennese New Year concert at 2:00pm. Their website informa on is: info@renochamberorchestra.org There are flyers posted outside of the choir room for all of the above concerts with further details. Apprecia vely, Michael Lynch Pipes on the River Midweek Advent Service - Taizé 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month at noon Dec 7 Dec 21 Jan. 4, 2019 Jan. 18, 2019 David Ha (St. Mary s Cathedral, S.F) Bryan Chuan (Colorado) Michael Lynch (Reno NV) Dr. Cyril Deaconoff (S.F.) This Advent, please join us on Wednesday evenings at 5:30 p.m. for a short prayer service in the manner of Taizé. The contempla ve service will include chants wri en by and for the ecumenical monas c community in Taizé, France. Run me ~30 minutes. Begins December 5, 12, and 19.

8 P AGE 8 Social & Support Groups You are Not Alone A support group to give comfort and support to people suffering with serious medical issues or chronic illness. We meet the 3 rd Tuesday of every month, at 4:00 PM, in Conference Room A, downstairs in the Parish Hall, across the parking lot from the Church. Speak to Rev. Rick or write him at R R T R. to be on our mailing list. The Divinely Fine Women will meet on The Divinely Fine Women will meet on Dec. 8th at noon at the home of Jeanne Walpole. Please RSVP to Liz at by Dec. 5th. The DFW meet monthly for lunch and conversa on with no agenda. Any women of the church are welcome to join us. Please call Liz to be added to our list. DATE: TIME: PLACE: DATE: TIME: PLACE: Saturday, Dec 1st 8:15 AM - Breakfast Gold n. Silver (4th and Vine) Saturday, Dec 15th 11:45AM - Lunch The Club at Arrow Creek (Vista Room) DOK Meet every 1st Sunday of the month from 12:00-2:00 PM at Conference A. Naomi & Ruth For anyone making a life transition. The first Thursday of every month at 11:00 AM, in Conference Room A of the Parish Hall. BABY BUNDLES: Sharing Our Blessings with Others Needs: Right now we need diapers, wipes, boy s hats, and bibs. We need girl s hats, bibs and receiving blankets, gender neutral sleepers, hats and ou its. Any help with these items would be greatly appreciated. Clothing should be between 0 and 6 months. If you have any ques ons please feel free to contact Susan Lombardi at or Ann Crase at SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFERING Our Dean and Vestry have called for a special Christmas Offering to help the victims of the California Fires. A letter with an envelope will be sent out to members (and envelopes will be it the pews also) to be sent to Episcopal Relief and Development. Make checks payable to Trinity Cathedral. Prayer Shawl Ministry Thursdays, 2:00 3:30 PM We meet in conference Room A in the Parish Hall to share ideas and to knit or crochet together. We train! New shawls are blessed each month and are available after worship. Please notify any member of the Clergy if you or a loved one needs a shawl.

9 P AGE 9 Parish Administration Your Vestry will meet next on Monday, December 17th Dinner at 5:30 PM & Mee ng at 6:00PM In Conference Room A, Parish Hall All general business mee ngs of the parish are open to members. The proposed agenda is generally posted in the church, on the Sunday preceding the mee ng. Contact your Vestry: We want to hear from you! We can usually be found at these liturgies on Saturday & Sunday: 5:00 PM (Sat.): Susan Cothren 7:30 AM: Paul Hewen (Secretary) 9:00 AM: Howard Benne, 11:00 AM: Robert Andrade (Sr. Warden), Tom Anderson, Lindsay Campbell, Lynne Charlat, Julie Demler, Jim Heller, Guy Moreno (Clerk), Dorothy Walrath, Janice Williams (Jr. Warden) Vestry Summary of November Mee ng The Vestry met for dinner at 5:30 pm and began the business mee ng at 6:00 PM with prayer. Howard Benne led a marvelous Bible Study from the Le er to the Romans. A er minor adjustments with spellings in the previous minutes, it was approved along with the agenda, and a quorum was established. The Treasurer was not present but his report had been circulated a week prior. It was noted that with increases made this past summer by the vestry over and above the budget by an addi onal 20%, we had an cipated a deficit of $63K. However, at present it is only $582. Support has been excellent financially. MINISTRY ALL commi ee and program leaders were asked to have their Annual Report for 2018 in the office by the end of November. Several are s ll outstanding. The Daughters of the King have done a fabulous job with organizing and orchestra ng the en re Angel Tree project. All the Angel tags went out in the first week, and now we wait for the gi s to be returned for a blessing and a delivery on Dec. 17th. There are 187 recipient children. Thanksgiving Service and Dinner are planned. We thanks Sandi and Robert for their cooking. Advent Services are planned. We will have a Taize Wednesday night service. Christmas Eve Services will be 4:00, 7:30, and 10:30 PM. 7:30 and 10:30 will have candle-ligh ng. Christmas Day Eucharist is at 10:30 AM. Sunday School Programs are going well. We are looking to develop a grade 3-5 Sunday School in the old nursery. Property Commi ee reports that the north side of the parish hall will have its sidewalks demolished and replaced a er Thanksgiving. The two entrances will have heated mats when snow and ice are in the forecast. Dean s Report: The Dean shared that the new Bishop Search will start up this summer; 2020 will be the an cipated elec ng Conven on (at Harvey s, South Lake, Tahoe). Vestry News: The Annual Pledge Campaign is going very well. Only 49 previous pledgers have yet to respond; there are 22 new pledges; 55% of the pledgers increased their dona on. If all con nues well, we will reach our budget goal for The Nomina on Commi ee is at work looking for Vestry candidates four posi on are needed, as well as a member of the Endowment Board and ten conven on delegates. Administra on: Conversa on is being had in regard to dividing Conference B into two rooms, one a new room for the Treasure and financial team. The Dean s office is to be enlarged. Funds for camperships were approved to be sent to Galilee. It was recommended that an ac ve Financial Team be formed to report to Vestry and allow them to have more me to work with ministries. Next Mee ng is Monday, December 17th. October Year to Date Thank you for your on-going financial support! Budget Actual Budget Actual Income $46, 870 $47, 853 $438, 491 $490, 662 Expenses $50, 934 $60, 221 $501, 351 $491, 244 Net $ (4, 064) $(12, 368) $(62, 860) $(582)

10 December 2018 Trinity Event Calendar Pilgrimage to England and Scotland, scheduled for April 28-May 8, 2019 s ll has openings. Deposits are due now. Please speak with Father William if you have an interest.

11 P AGE 11 December Welcome & Celebrations Peyton Cannon Luke Green Alexandra Clifford Joseph Nishikida Austen Lynch Avery Lynch Abigail Lardner Cort de Peyster Logan Steedman Noelle Redmon Michael Dillon Linda Newman Jeanne Walpole Kieran Soi Jennifer Wilhelm Lawrence Kirk Catherine High Julius Rogina Grace Gordon Tina Vail John Wark Richard Ganchan Patricia Mills Declan Furr Larry Hicks Claudia Lester Craig Klose Howard Craig-Aakervik Elaine Bates Gregory Bortolin Jody Robinson Darren Soi John Ko nger Kimberly Jones Malcolm Weiland Samantha Eigenman Maddi Simpson Cole Butler Cindy Dyer Helen Johnson Luke Wolfe Dylan Bielser Sunil Skaria Elaine Egbert Welcome! If you are a regular parishioner at Trinity and have a chance to meet visitors at a weekend worship, please greet them warmly! Remember: We celebrate all birthdays, anniversaries, and other important dates on the Last Sunday of the Month during worship with a special blessing. Randyldeo Gutual Nicholas Ruggieri Zach LeMay Stephanie Lerude Colin Furr Douglas Wolfe Paul Diflo Joseph Rodriguez Patricia Pumphrey Dorothy Lienau Linda Stetzell Janet Wyborny Nancy O erson Emma Snow Natalie Michaelson Victoria Saur-Lamb Faith Burne e William Feltner Debbie Ganchan Emilkarlaee Hart WEDDING ANNIVERSARY William & Jill Dennison Michael & Mary Gainey Deomedes & Ruby Gutal Robert & Katherine Stewart Ministers: All the People of Trinity Bishop of Nevada: The Rt. Rev. Dan Edwards W.E N. (R, N. 30) Cathedral Dean: The Very Rev. Dr. William Stomski F W T R. Associate Priest: The Rev. Canon Rick Millsap Canon for Pastoral Care & Parish Life R R T R. Associate Priest: The Rev. Mikayla Dunfee Canon for Educa on RevMikayla@. Deacon: The Rev. Patsy Pumphrey Church Musician/Organist: Michael Lynch . Organist Emeritus: Dr. Philip Manwell Administra ve Assistant: Karla Valverde Cathedral TrinityReno. Sexton: Carmen Lopez Vestry: Senior Warden: Robert Andrade Junior Warden: Janice Williams Secretary: Paul Hewen Clerk: Guy Moreno At large: Tom Anderson, Lindsay Campbell, Lynne Charlat, Susan Cothren, Julie Demler, Jim Heller, Howard Benne, Dorothy Walrath Treasurer: David Morgan Chancellor: Kait Flocchini Assis ng on Sundays: The Revs. Ruth Hanusa and Julius Rogina

12 T E C M A : P.O. B 2246 R, NV NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit No. 32 Reno, Nevada RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Please place address label here Trinity Times December 2018 Phone: 775) Fax: (775) Info@TrinityReno.org Website: TrinityReno.org G! Our mission is to welcome all people to know and live as Christ in the world. W T G T! Saturdays: 5:00 PM Spoken Holy Eucharist (Rite II) On Sundays 7:30AM Spoken Holy Eucharist (Rite I) 9:00 AM Children s Eucharist with Parents and Adults 9:45 AM Education Classes Children and Adults 11:00 AM Choral Family Eucharist (Rite II) Thursdays: 12:10 PM Spoken Holy Eucharist with Prayers for Healing (Rite II) NEWSLETTER GUIDELINES If you are submi ng an ar cle for publica on in our next newsle er, please submit on or before the 10 th of each month. Ar cles may be submi ed via to: T R. or le in the parish office. We reserve the right to edit all ar cles.