The Epistle: Building A Catholic Home
The Epistle: Building A Catholic Home
The Epistle: Building A Catholic Home
Special
points of
interest:
V o l u m e
Evening Prayer
at St. Anselms
December 5th
4 pm
Christian
Education
December 6th,
after mass
Feast of the
Immaculate
Conception
December 8th,
Holyday
The Art of
Christmas
December 12th,
7:30 pm
Advent Lessons
and Carols
December 13th,
7:30 pm
Inside this
issue:
Music at Mass 2
this month
Upcoming
Events
Our New
Bishop
The Art of
Christmas
From the
Pastor
I ,
I s s u e
D e c e m b e r
2 0 1 5
With this
program,
St. Luke's is
proposing a
different
model of
religious
education,
one that
focuses on
the family
and takes
place in the home. Recognizing that
the Catechism of the Catholic Church, the
Solemnization of Holy Matrimony, and the
Baptismal rite, all make it clear that parents
have the first responsibility for the
education of children, this course is
designed to help them in this sacred duty.
But the program isn't just for families! All
St. Luke's parishionerswhether married,
single, or living alonewill want to take
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Amen.
Come,
Lord
Jesus!
Revelation 22:20
The Epistle
Evening Prayer at
St. Anselms Abbey
St. Lukes holds a monthly service of
Evening Prayer on the first Saturday of
each month, September to May [January
excepted] at 4 pm, at St. Anselms Abbey
[4501 South Dakota Ave NE,
Washington, DC 20017] with a coffee
hour to follow. All are welcome.
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