On Tuesday, March 19, at 7:00 pm, all are welcome!! Taizé prayer is an ecumenical meditative service where you invite God’s presence to penetrate your innermost being. Taizé has spawned a unique style of worship music that reflects the meditative nature of the community. Taizé music emphasizes simple phrases, usually lines from Psalms or other pieces of Scripture, repeated and sometimes also sung in canon. The repetition is intended to aid meditation and prayer.
Support group for families affected with addictions and/or mental illness. Each session starts with the rosary and ends in prayer. A Catholic addiction counselor meets with the group each week who provides support and guidance for family members suffering from a loved one’s addiction. Call us: Ed & Carmen, 520-882-8613 Ed & Olivia, 520-743-5267 Austin Constable (Consultant) 520-237-7023
We will study Acts of the Apostles, follow Paul on his journeys and see how he and Peter and the Jerusalem Council settled their differences regarding the requirements of Jewish Law to include the Gentile converts. Bring a Bible and if you don’t have one, we can provide one. If you are a beginner, we will help you find your way through the readings and learn how to use your Bible. No charge for the class. Handouts provided. Bring pen and paper for taking notes. If you would like to attend, please call Alma at 520-235-1734, speak slowly and clearly if you leave a message.
This Friday March 22nd at 6:00 p.m. is a special Liturgy, “Living Stations of the Cross”. Various Ministries will be participating in this Liturgy. The Ministries will be sharing their prayer for their station. Last year it was a beautiful way to share the Stations of the Cross. I am sure it will be a beautiful prayer this Friday. Hope you can join with us in this Lenten prayer. Also, don’t forget about the Taize prayer service on Tuesdays, 7pm during Lent. May your Lenten journey truly touch your Spirit,
On Tuesday, March 19, at 7:00 pm, all are welcome!! Taizé prayer is an ecumenical meditative service where you invite God’s presence to penetrate your innermost being. Taizé has spawned a unique style of worship music that reflects the meditative nature of the community. Taizé music emphasizes simple phrases, usually lines from Psalms or other pieces of Scripture, repeated and sometimes also sung in canon. The repetition is intended to aid meditation and prayer.
Support group for families affected with addictions and/or mental illness. Each session starts with the rosary and ends in prayer. A Catholic addiction counselor meets with the group each week who provides support and guidance for family members suffering from a loved one’s addiction. Call us: Ed & Carmen, 520-882-8613 Ed & Olivia, 520-743-5267 Austin Constable (Consultant) 520-237-7023
We will study Acts of the Apostles, follow Paul on his journeys and see how he and Peter and the Jerusalem Council settled their differences regarding the requirements of Jewish Law to include the Gentile converts. Bring a Bible and if you don’t have one, we can provide one. If you are a beginner, we will help you find your way through the readings and learn how to use your Bible. No charge for the class. Handouts provided. Bring pen and paper for taking notes. If you would like to attend, please call Alma at 520-235-1734, speak slowly and clearly if you leave a message.
On Tuesday, March 19, at 7:00 pm, all are welcome!! Taizé prayer is an ecumenical meditative service where you invite God’s presence to penetrate your innermost being. Taizé has spawned a unique style of worship music that reflects the meditative nature of the community. Taizé music emphasizes simple phrases, usually lines from Psalms or other pieces of Scripture, repeated and sometimes also sung in canon. The repetition is intended to aid meditation and prayer.
Support group for families affected with addictions and/or mental illness. Each session starts with the rosary and ends in prayer. A Catholic addiction counselor meets with the group each week who provides support and guidance for family members suffering from a loved one’s addiction. Call us: Ed & Carmen, 520-882-8613 Ed & Olivia, 520-743-5267 Austin Constable (Consultant) 520-237-7023
We will study Acts of the Apostles, follow Paul on his journeys and see how he and Peter and the Jerusalem Council settled their differences regarding the requirements of Jewish Law to include the Gentile converts. Bring a Bible and if you don’t have one, we can provide one. If you are a beginner, we will help you find your way through the readings and learn how to use your Bible. No charge for the class. Handouts provided. Bring pen and paper for taking notes. If you would like to attend, please call Alma at 520-235-1734, speak slowly and clearly if you leave a message.
On Tuesday, March 19, at 7:00 pm, all are welcome!! Taizé prayer is an ecumenical meditative service where you invite God’s presence to penetrate your innermost being. Taizé has spawned a unique style of worship music that reflects the meditative nature of the community. Taizé music emphasizes simple phrases, usually lines from Psalms or other pieces of Scripture, repeated and sometimes also sung in canon. The repetition is intended to aid meditation and prayer.
Support group for families affected with addictions and/or mental illness. Each session starts with the rosary and ends in prayer. A Catholic addiction counselor meets with the group each week who provides support and guidance for family members suffering from a loved one’s addiction. Call us: Ed & Carmen, 520-882-8613 Ed & Olivia, 520-743-5267 Austin Constable (Consultant) 520-237-7023
We will study Acts of the Apostles, follow Paul on his journeys and see how he and Peter and the Jerusalem Council settled their differences regarding the requirements of Jewish Law to include the Gentile converts. Bring a Bible and if you don’t have one, we can provide one. If you are a beginner, we will help you find your way through the readings and learn how to use your Bible. No charge for the class. Handouts provided. Bring pen and paper for taking notes. If you would like to attend, please call Alma at 520-235-1734, speak slowly and clearly if you leave a message.
Support group for families affected with addictions and/or mental illness. Each session starts with the rosary and ends in prayer. A Catholic addiction counselor meets with the group each week who provides support and guidance for family members suffering from a loved one’s addiction. Call us: Ed & Carmen, 520-882-8613 Ed & Olivia, 520-743-5267 Austin Constable (Consultant) 520-237-7023
We will study Acts of the Apostles, follow Paul on his journeys and see how he and Peter and the Jerusalem Council settled their differences regarding the requirements of Jewish Law to include the Gentile converts. Bring a Bible and if you don’t have one, we can provide one. If you are a beginner, we will help you find your way through the readings and learn how to use your Bible. No charge for the class. Handouts provided. Bring pen and paper for taking notes. If you would like to attend, please call Alma at 520-235-1734, speak slowly and clearly if you leave a message.
Support group for families affected with addictions and/or mental illness. Each session starts with the rosary and ends in prayer. A Catholic addiction counselor meets with the group each week who provides support and guidance for family members suffering from a loved one’s addiction. Call us: Ed & Carmen, 520-882-8613 Ed & Olivia, 520-743-5267 Austin Constable (Consultant) 520-237-7023
We will study Acts of the Apostles, follow Paul on his journeys and see how he and Peter and the Jerusalem Council settled their differences regarding the requirements of Jewish Law to include the Gentile converts. Bring a Bible and if you don’t have one, we can provide one. If you are a beginner, we will help you find your way through the readings and learn how to use your Bible. No charge for the class. Handouts provided. Bring pen and paper for taking notes. If you would like to attend, please call Alma at 520-235-1734, speak slowly and clearly if you leave a message.