Library listing for St Michael the Archangel
Deaconess Debbie Kidd: Librarian
We thank Debbie for her hard work in the establishment and updating of our Library! Fr. Michael
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Always something going on!
Friday May 25th – Preschool Graduation: 11am Saturday May 26th – Youth group – off site trip – tentative departure time 11am – will be using church van. Saturday June 2nd – Newcomers dinner at church: 5pm til around 7pm. Clergy, laity, and vestry will break bread with newcomers (and recent visitors to our church)…
Readings for week of July 14th
Propers for The Fourth Sunday after TrinityThe Collect O GOD, the protector of all that trust in thee, without whom nothing is strong, nothing is holy; Increase and multiply upon us thy mercy; that, thou being our ruler and guide, we may so pass through things temporal, that we finally lose not the things eternal….
Musical Notes
July 28, Trinity 6 Prelude Variations to the Sicilian Hymn Benjamin Carr The recessional hymn today (#489) is a combination of Italian, English and American origins. The tune, a possible Sicilian 18th century folksong sung by Italian mariners, is usually paired with the Latin Marian hymn “O sanctissima” and was first published in…