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Last Week's Schedule
For week ending Sunday, 9 May 2021
Seventh Sunday of Easter
The church will open for outdoor services starting on
Pentecost, Sunday May 23rd
In the Labyrinth
(We will move to the parish hall, in the event of rain.)
All services will continue to be carried on Zoom and Facebook live.
This Week's Activities
Available on Christ Church 'zoom'
All services and events below can be accessed on zoom here:
zoom
Or use our ID# 914 631 2074 and the password is 319238
For phone connection only, dial + 1 929-205-6099 with ID and PW as above.
Or can be watched on our facebook page. (Facebook link is
Here)
Monday-Friday
9:00 am
Morning Prayers.
Tuesday
9:00 pm
Compline
Wednesday
7:30 pm
Oficio de Completas.
Thursday
2:00 pm
Knitting & Beyond on Zoom
7:30-9:00
Choir Rehearsal and Recording
Led by Wil Dannenberg. (Jamulus not zoom)
Led by Wil Dannenberg. (Jamulus not zoom)
Friday
3:00 pm
Cristosal Vigil
Stand with the victims (past and present) as a result of the El Mozote massacre, to let them know how many people stand with them.
For more information on how to participate contact Philip Viola
Stand with the victims (past and present) as a result of the El Mozote massacre, to let them know how many people stand with them.
For more information on how to participate contact Philip Viola
Sunday
10:00 am
Worship service in English
with Fr Matt.
12:30 pm
Servicio de adoración
con Padre Mateo
Upcoming
Sat.
June 5
June 5
11:00 am
Book Club Discussion, Usual zoom.
Thomas Merton, Peacemaker by John Dear .
Get to know Thomas Merton through the eyes of John Dear. Dear is a priest, activist and lecturer. (Fr. John Dear has been arrested and jailed over 80 times in acts of nonviolent civil disobedience against war and nuclear weapons in the tradition of Gandhi and Dr. King,)
He has written over thirty spiritual books, many on Thomas Merton, who devoted his life to peace and Christian love through non-violent activism.
“John Dear is the embodiment of a peacemaker, ... For evil to prevail requires only that good people sit on the sidelines and do nothing. John Dear is compelling all of us to stand up and take responsibility for the suffering of humanity so often caused through selfishness and greed.” wrote Archbishop Desmond Tutu when he nominated John for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Join us for what we are sure will be a fascinating discussion.
