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ST. PETER’S KEY
ST PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH AUGUST 2021
WELCOME TO FR. MATT & MADELINE RUCKER,
along with Genevieve and Vivienne, to
St Peter’s Anglican Church as our new Rector
family!
INTERNATIONAL DIOCESE/ ACNA
ST. PETER’S KEY
Saint Peter’s Anglican Church AUGUST 2021
Loveland, Colorado 80538
FORWARD, ALWAYS FORWARD, EVERYWHERE FORWARD
AUGUST CALENDAR
1 - 10th Sunday after Pentecost 9:30AM
4 - Teen Group 6-8:30PM
5 - Study-Prayer Group 7AM Zoom
8 - 11th Sunday after Pentecost 9:30AM
11 - Teen Group 6-8:30PM
12 - Study-Prayer Group 7AM Zoom
14 - 12th Sunday after Pentecost 9:30AM
18 - Teen Group 6-8:30PM
19 - Study-Prayer Group 7AM Zoom
19 - Vestry Meeting 7PM
22 - 13th Sunday after Pentecost 9:30AM FR. MATT RUCKER TO BE
22 - Fr Matt all Church Welcome Lunch
22 - Golf Outing
WELCOMED AS OUR NEW RECTOR
25 - Teen Group 6-8:30PM Arriving from Phoenix, Arizona, Fr. Matt Rucker will begin his
26 - Study-Prayer Group 7AM Zoom service at St. Peter’s on Sunday, August 22nd, at the 9:30AM
29 - 14th Sunday after Pentecost 9:30AM service. Accepting the call by St Peter’s to serve as Rector, Fr.
29 - 14th Annual Church Picnic Matt, his wife Madeline and daughters Genevieve and Vivienne,
have recently moved to the City of Loveland. Holding a Master of
SUNDAY, Divinity Degree from Trinity Seminary, he also attended Princeton
AUGUST 29TH Theological Seminary, and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Following the Humanities from Biola University in California. He has been
Morning Service! serving at Christ Church Anglican in Phoenix since June of 2018
where he served as Curate, Associate Rector and Priest-in-Charge.
SAINT PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH HEAD of the CHURCH: JESUS CHRIST
A Biblically-Based Anglican Community The Most Reverend Dr. Foley Beach, Archbishop
Sunday Service at 9:30 AM Anglican Church in North America
Senior Warden, Mr. Mark Maeda The Right Reverend Dr. Bill Atwood, Bishop, International Diocese
Junior Warden, Mr. Dennis Llewellyn The Reverend Matthew Rucker, Rector
Mrs. Elizabeth Baugh, Administrative Assistant The Reverend Thomas Corbin, Assisting Priest
The Reverend Fawn Corbin. Deacon The Reverend William Easterling, Assisting Priest
Website: stpetersonline.org/
4044 Duffield Avenue, Loveland CO 80538 970-292-8595
PHOTO HAPPENINGS A PATRIOTIC LOOK BY JERRY AND BRUCE ON LAST SUNDAY BLESSING OF FR. JAMIE GEORGE AND HIS FAMILY BY THE VESTRY. OUR JULY 4th ICE CREAM SOCIAL CELEBRATION. FR. JAMIE DELIVERING HIS FAREWELL ALWAYS TIME FOR CAKE! FR. JAMIE’S GOODBYE AND THANK YOU CAKE FROM HIS ADDRESS TO THE CONGREGATION. LAST SUNDAY CELEBRATING AT SAINT PETER’S ON JULY 11th. HE WILL BE MISSED! GOODBYE TO KARIS OFF TO HER PARENTS IN A SMALL BUT MIGHTY GROUP PACKED THREE BOXES TO SHIP TO ZETEO SPAIN & ABBEY HOME TO PENNSYLVANIA. ON JULY 16TH. STACEY, FR. TOM, LANDER, TERRY & DEACON FAWN HELPED.
FROM OUR NEW RECTOR
One of my closest friends in college, I attended a Christian University for my
undergraduate studies, left the Church during our senior year. He had many reasons for
severing ties with the Church and his faith, but his primary reason for leaving, or at the least
the primary reason he shared with me, was that he found a better “community” in a fitness
group than he ever had in the Church. Troubling as it may sound, he was absolutely right. The
large, suburban, so-called “mega-church” that he grew up in had emphasized the church as
a place for “community” above all else, so that when he found a better community in a
Crossfit gym he was smart enough to connect himself with it and leave his church. I share this
story to ask you, St. Peter’s, a question that I find myself asking all the time. What is the
purpose of the Church?
If we answer that question in any way that does not center on Christ, and the encounter with Him
through Word and Sacrament that is available exclusively within the Church, our understanding of the Church
is misguided. If we tie the primary significance of the Church with anything else, even something good, noble,
and godly such as community, social justice, the betterment of our nation, or any other number of noble
temptations, the result will be a church that has lost its way.
This encounter with Jesus Christ in Word and Sacrament that we find in the Church is ultimately why I felt
called to the Priesthood, and it is why I am so eager to join you as your Rector. I promise you all little else in the
time that God has granted me to serve as your Rector than the faithful proclamation of the good news of Jesus
Christ in word and deed, and the right administration of the sacraments. These are the means through which
we come to know Christ, and Christ is all we need.
I cannot begin to express my gratitude to all of you for your prayers and support in this extended season of
transition, and for my family as the four of us (Madeline, Genevieve, and Vivienne) make our way to Loveland
and St. Peter’s. In the coming weeks and months, I hope to have the opportunity to get to know each one of
you better, to hear your story of how you came to know and love the Lord, and to learn how I can better serve
you as your Priest. I continue to thank you for your prayers, support, and all that you do for my family and for
St. Peter’s.
In Christ, Fr. Matt, Rector
THANK YOU FROM FORMER SENIOR WARDEN!
A special thank you to all of you have expressed thanks to me for my service as senior
warden over what I seem to remember was about eight, nine or even ten years. Your
words, cards and generous gifts have given me great pleasure and a feeling of
humbleness. In many of those years our parish experienced ups and downs, challenges
and excitement; and I did my best with the Lord’s guidance to do His work in our growing
community. My service was for the Lord, and it was not for any rewards.
In 2018 when I volunteered to serve again the parish was experiencing a very low point in its history, I did so
to help preserve our church for the Lord and for Father Jim Paul. With your help, and with many new
parishioners joining the church, and soon a new rector, the Lord has put us on a road to a wonderful recovery.
For those of you who made a generous contribution towards a gift fund I want you to know that I was not
able to accept those gifts. However, I have directed that the funds contributed be placed into the parish’s
college scholarship matching fund which was created during the last year.
Again, thank you, and blessings to all. Terry
PRIORTIZE THE KINGDOM OF GOD
In the book of Acts and the Epistles of the Apostle Paul, one can read about how Paul sent
followers of Jesus like Titus and Timothy to serve and provide guidance to churches that were
going through challenging seasons. Timothy was sent to the church in Corinth, Philippi, and
Ephesus. Titus was sent to help the churches in Corinth, Crete, and Rome. These men were
tasked with combating heresy, teaching sound doctrine, helping disciples learn to follow the
teachings of Jesus, and how to share the Gospel.
I hope and pray that I’ve served St. Peter’s in a similar way through what has been a very
challenging season and transition. As my last act as your Rector, I want to share one final bit
of pastoral guidance. Prioritize seeking “first the kingdom of God and his righteousness.” above the things of
this world. You won't regret it when you stand before your Savior and King.
Of course, Satan will try to prevent you from doing this by keeping us distracted or busy. He will often draw
our attention towards pursuing the things of this world--like a more comfortable lifestyle--or after something
that seems like a good and worthwhile thing but actually prevents us from accomplishing our calling to help
advance the kingdom of our glorious Lord. I implore you not to give in to our enemy’s temptations who wants
to see humans suffer his fate versus the one God wants for us and others.
With that said, I want to thank you for allowing me to use my spiritual gifts and talents to serve as your Interim
Rector. We’ve been through a lot together the past year. Thanks to the hard work of your vestry, staff, and
clergy, you’re ready to receive The Reverend Matthew Rucker as your new Rector. May our Lord bless you and
keep you as you seek first his Kingdom in the days ahead.
Grace & Peace, The Rev. Jamie George
14th ANNUAL PARISH PICNIC AUG 29th
The 14th Annual Parish Picnic will be held on Sunday, August 29th
following the morning church service. This is a potluck affair with
members of the congregations supplying numerous delicious items.
The church will supply burgers (even veggie burgers), hot dogs, brats,
buns, drinks, tableware, plates, napkins, cups and condiments. Please
sign-up either on the bulletin board or via the website if you are
attending so we can purchase the correct of amount of food. Bring
the entire family and guests! Assistance will be needed for set-up and
taking down the picnic area, serving and handling the grill. If you
cannot bring something for the potluck, come anyway!
The potluck food items to bring are to be based on this last name
alphabetical plan:
A to F last names – bring Salads or Chips
H to N last names – bring a Main Dish of your choice
O to Z last names – bring yummy Desserts
The Picnic will begin after the morning service and set-up somewhere around
11:00 or 11:30AM.
SAINT FIACRE FEAST DAY IS AUGUST 30TH
Saint Fiacre was an Irish hermit who exiled himself for Christ. Given a piece of land by
Saint Faro at Breuil where he lived until his death about 670AD. He was known in both
medival England and France, and by the 12th Century a cult of followers had developed.
Saint Fiacre is the patron for horticulturists because of his demonstrated skills in
gardening during his life on his land. Legend says his life as a hermit was perpetuated by
his being a misogynist who disliked marriage and possibly women.
Today his relics rest in Meaux, France, it being the center of his isolated life. Where he
lived is now called Saint-Fiacre (Seince-et-Marne). Strangely the hackney carriages seen in
Paris were called “fiacres”, and this term remains for today’s taxis. His feast day is
celebrated on August 30th.
SIGN-UP
TODAY TO
ASSIST WITH
FUNDING SAINT PETER’S!
St Peter’s has enrolled in the King Soopers
Community Rewards Program. Every time
someone uses their King Soopers card, and it is
linked to St Peter’s Anglican Church, the church
SAINT PETER’S COLLEGE
will earn a rebate. Those with a King Soopers
MATCHING FUND card need to register online at
www.kingsoopers.com by entering the church
The Saint Peter’s Anglican Church Academic name and number (SS675). Once registered on
Scholarship matching program is designed to online, everytime a shopper swipes their card St
provide funds to match undergraduate college Peter’s earns a rebate! If you do not have a King
religious scholarship matching programs from a Soopers card just stop by your local King Soopers
private religiously based college or university. to obtain one.
Matching funds may be granted up to a When you are registering online at
maximum of $500 in any given academic year, www.kingsoopers.com go to the top right corner
and requests may be made annually. Actual and click “sign-in”. Then click “My Account”.
granted funding may be less, depending on the You will prompted to create an online account or
amount of funds required to match the request or to sign-in to your existing account. If you already
the available funds in the church’s matching fund have an account just log-in.
account. When creating an account you will be asked
An applicant must have been an active to enter your King Soopers card alternate ID.
participant at Saint Peter’s Anglican Church for Enter your card ID or an alternate. Your
the year prior to the scholarship matching telephone can be used as an alternate. Once
request. Additional information and an logged in click on the “Community Rewards” tab
application for funds may be found at the on the left side. Search for St Peter’s Anglican
information board in the church narthex. Church by typing SS675. Blessings to you!
MAZE OF ANGLICAN CLERGY TITLES #5
Regional Bishop
a bishop in a large diocese who is one of several bishops, each having oversight
over a specific geographic area of parishes and clergy within that diocese. This
person may be a coadjutor or a suffragan, or even the Diocesan. Technically,
regional bishops can function anywhere within the diocese, but they have a closer
relationship with and more detailed knowledge of their particular district.
Regional Dean
a priest who has some pastoral and administrative oversight of a small group of
parishes or congregations. This position has less weight than that of
an archdeacon, so there can be several regional deans in an archdeacon’s area of
responsibility. A regional dean is generally an Incumbent of one of the parishes in
his or her “Deanery.” The titles “Rural Dean” and “District Dean” refer to exactly the same function. Of
the three adjectives (“Rural,” “District” and “Regional”), “Rural Dean” is probably the oldest and the
original version of this title, but it is falling out of use. The title of Regional Dean is not to be confused
with Dean of a diocese.
Rural Dean
see “Regional Dean”
Suffragan Bishop
a bishop who has been appointed to assist a diocesan bishop (the “Ordinary”). In contrast to the
position of Coadjutor, a Suffragan is not automatically the Diocesan’s successor. (see also: “Regional
bishop”)
Transitional Diaconate
a category of clergy who are ordained deacon in preparation for being ordained priest. Clergy in the
transitional diaconate tend to spend up to a year serving as deacons, after which ordination to the
priesthood takes place following further review and inquiry.
Vicar
this word has slightly different meanings in various parts of the Anglican world. In England, a vicar is a
salaried parish priest. In the U.S.A., a vicar is a priest who is responsible either for a “mission” or for an
institutional chapel (a “mission” is a congregation that is either recently founded, or is not capable of
being financially self-sustaining; a “chapel” is a place of worship in a hospital, or an airport, or a
government building). In many places the word “vicar” can be used for a priest who is acting in behalf
of a senior official who is not present (similar to the English word, “vicarious”).
Vocational Diaconate
a category of clergy who are ordained as deacons and intend to remain as deacons for the rest of their
lives, without being further ordained to the priesthood (see “Transitional Diaconate,” above). Such
people recognize their vocation to be that of ministry and service, rather than presiding.
Printed with permission from an online article entitled “Glossary of Anglican Clergy Titles” by The Rev Canon Tony
Harwood-Jones. The complete glossary is available at www.https://www.tonyhj.ca/Priest/glossary_of_titles.html.
WELCOME FR. EASTERLING!
The Reverend William Easterling and his wife Catherine - celebrating 46 years of
marriage on August 9th - have been with the parish since early in the year. In mid-July
Bishop Bill Atwood approved Fr. Easterling’s transfer to the International Diocese from the
Diocese of Quincy. As a brokerage banker in Quincy, IL; and as a cradle Episcopalian, he
determined a call to enter the ministry in 2005. He attended Nashotah House Seminary
graduating in 2007. He stayed on at Nashotah House as the Associate Dean for
Administration and Development. After serving two Episcopal churches in Louisiana, he
retired in 2019. In April, he transferred from the Episcopal Church to the Anglican Diocese of Quincy.
Fr. Bill and Catherine have two daughters, Allison and Brooks, and a grand-daughter Caiya, living in Fort
Collins. Son Ramsey and four grandchildren live in Quincy, Illinois.
Please give a hearty welcome Fr. Easterling as he joins our St. Peter’s clergy team!
ST PETER’S ZETEO MISSIONS LIFELINE
Zeteo’s building under construction for the new preschool will create rhythms for the children’s bodies, minds
and spirits. Because the children are in danger outside the mission, they must stay on the Zeteo campus. This
building will be a place to learn about relationships in community, a rite of passage as they grow, an opportunity
to stretch in relationship with a teacher and other children. This will be a trauma-informed classroom where
the young ones’ deficits are understood and specific interventions are applied so that behaviors that would be
seen as irrational or defiant in a regular classroom are met with compassionate connection and empowering for
correction and learning what is relationally successful. Having a separate building to go to school in also allows
for “goodbyes” and “hellos again” that create feelings of safety and help to battle previous abandonment
experiences.
Thank you to St Peter’s parish for your continued support through your prayers and monthly boxes!
THANK YOU TO . . .
. . . BARBARA FOR SUSTITUTING . . . FR. TOM FOR FILLING IN AS
. . . MARNIE & RUSSEL FOR PULLING
WITH THE MUSIC AT THE LAST- PRIEST WHILE WE ARE BETWEEN
BIND WEEDS FROM THE MANY BLUE
MINUTE ON RECTORS!
SPRUCE TREES AT CHURCH!
JULY 18TH!
DID YOU LOSE GLASSES? A WATER BOTTLE? MAYBE ONE GLOVE OR EVEN A HAT? YOU MIGHT HAVE LOST IT AT CHURCH. WELL, MAYBE. BUT, IF YOU DID, IT MIGHT JUST BE IN THE CHURCH LOST AND FOUND LOCATED IN THE NARTHEX (that’s the lobby) ON THE SHELVES BETWEEN THE RESTROOM DOORS. CHECK IT OUT!
WHAT IS IN THE PARISH LIBRARY?
Well, of course, books are in the parish library. However, there are some interesting publications and
educational items available to you. How about these:
Religious books arranged by author’s last name
Church history and saint books
Various issues of Bibles, hymnals and prayer books
Children’s section of religious books
Bible study series and group study books
Yearly St Peter’s notebooks of publications
A DVD and audio CD section
ACNA and International Diocese Canon books
Miscellaneous section with no author listed
The library is available to parishioners. There is no checkout system. If you borrow a
book, please return it. Please do not borrow reference items such as the parish history
notebooks or the Interpreter’s Bible books. Donations to the library are always welcome,
but please limit your donations to religious items only. You may leave donations with Liz in the church office or
place your box of books on the table in the library. The library elf will place them appropriately in the stacks.
COLLEGE CONNECTION TO RESTART
With the perhaps beginning of a near normal college year starting in August or September
– depending on the school – we would like to restart our College Connection Program. This
program attempts to keep those from the parish in contact with the parish via an Autumn,
Advent, Lent and late Spring mailing of St Peter’s and Christian materials to let them know
that their parish has not forgotten them now that they are away. Your help is needed to
secure the names and college addresses of those from the parish who will be attending a
college or university this fall. Please share this information with Terry Dunn or leave it in the
office with Liz. In addition, anyone interested in assisting with this project should please
contact Terry Dunn at your earliest convenience.
On Sunday, August 22nd, there
will be a special welcome luncheon
in honor of our new rector and his
family. Please sign-up online or in
church by August 15th. This is a
catered luncheon provided by Dr. &
Mrs. Harry Taylor in recognition of
their 95th birthdays!CHRISTIAN CROSS NAME GAME
Over the centuries many styles of Christian crosses have been developed. Some were created by various
Christian sects in different geographic locations, while others were designed and even carried by the saints.
Below, see if you can match the cross design with the proper name:
A. TAU CROSS
1. _______ B. BOTTONY CROSS
C. MATESE CROSS
D. CALVARY CROSS
E. CELTIC CROSS
F. ST CUTHBERT’S CROSS
2. ________
G. JERUSALEM CROSS
H. LATIN CROSS
3. _______
4. _______
5. _______
SAINT NINIAN’S CROSS
6. ________ St Ninian was a 5th Century Christian missionary bishop among
the Pict people of what is now Scotland. There are many
dedications, churches and shrines, to St Ninian in parts of
Scotland and northern England. Although there seems to be
some evidence confusing him with other saints of the time,
7. _______ enough evidence exists to justify his existence. It is thought that
he brought monasticism to the northern British Isles as a result
of inspiration gained from St Martin of Tours. His feast day is
on August 26th. The Cross of Saint Ninian pictured above has
been his traditional symbol of recognition.
8. _______
Answers to this cross-matching game can be found on page eleven.INSTANT CHURCH DIRECTORY – LOGIN
Have you had trouble logging into our church’s online
Directory? Well, look no further! Here is a handy guide to
learn how to login and view the online church directory,
whether you’re on a computer or on your smartphone.
On your computer:
1. Go to members.InstantChurchDirectory.com
2. If it is your first time signing in, click “Create Login”
• If you’ve signed in before, input your email
address and password and click “Sign In”
3. On the new page, input your
email address that is listed in
the church directory. (If you do
not know which email is under
your family’s name, please
contact the church office.)
4. Create and confirm a password.
(The Password must be at least
8 characters and contain at
least two of the following
special characters: Capital
Letters, Numbers or Symbols.)
5. Click “Submit”
6. You will then receive an email from
Instant Church Directory asking you to
“Verify your email address by clicking the
link below”. Click the Link.
7. This will take you to the Sign-In page from
Step 1. Put your email address and
password and click “Sign In”
8. You’re in! Congratulations, and feel free
to explore the St. Peter’s Directory to
your heart’s desire!On your Phone (Instant Church Directory App):
1. Search for “Instant Church Directory” in your device’s app store.
(icon pictured right)
• If using an Apple Product, go to the App Store to search.
• If using an Android, go to Google Play to search.
2. Download the “Instant Church Directory” app and Open it.
3. If it is your first time signing in, select “Create Login”
• If you’ve signed in before, put your email address and
password and click “Sign In” (and skip to step 7)
4. Follow the screen instructions and input your email address
and password. (These steps will be identical to steps 3-5 on the
previous page.)
5. You will then receive an email from Instant Church Directory
asking you to “Verify your email address by clicking the link
below.” Click the Link. (See previous page for picture)
6. Once you have clicked the link in the verification email,
open the Instant Church Directory app again, and select
“Sign In”
7. Imput your email address and password and click “Sign In”
8. You’re in! Congratulations, and feel free to explore the St.
Peter’s Directory to your heart’s desire!
If you have any questions or are still having trouble logging in,
please contact Elizabeth Baugh at the church office.
elizabethb@stpetersloveland.comCROSS NAME GAME ANSWERS
1 – C, 2 – E, 3 – D, 4 – H, 5 – G,
6 – A, 7 – F, 8 – B
SAINT JAMES CROSSAUGUST SERVICE SCHEDULE - JOHN
If you are not able to serve on the assigned date, please find a replacement and let me know by
Wednesday of the assigned week. 970.292.8595 or elizabethb@stpetersloveland.com
*Note: Some Scriptures are subject to change as they have not all been confirmed with all Preachers.
Date August 1 August 8 August 15 August 22 August 29
10th Sunday after 11th Sunday after 12th Sunday after 13th Sunday after 14th Sunday after
Proper Pentecost Pentecost Pentecost Pentecost Pentecost
Celebrant/ Rev. Thomas Rev. Thomas
Seth Forwood Fr. Matt Rucker Fr. Matt Rucker
Preacher Corbin Corbin
Proverbs 9:1–6 Joshua 24:1–2a,
Old Testament Exodus 16:2–15 Deut. 8:1–10 Deut. 4:1–9
Kathleen 14–25
Readers Marnie Dent Leslie Erickson Mary Anne Paul
Edmiston Beverly Dunn
Psalm 78:1–26 Psalm 34 Psalm 147 Psalm 16 Psalm 15
Psalm Readers
Mary Anne Paul Megan Roberts Gary Eifert Ron Stoops Andrea Smith
New Testament Eph. 4:1–16 Eph. 4:17–5:2 Eph. 5:3–14 Eph. 5:15–33 Eph. 6:10–20
Readers Steve Keyser Henry Erickson Doug Edmiston Jerry Webb Johnny Moore
John 6:24–35 John 6:37–51 John 6:53–59 John 6:60–69 Mark 7:1–23
Gospel
Deacon or Priest Deacon or Priest Deacon or Priest Deacon or Priest Deacon or Priest
Anthony
Intercessor Andrea Smith Johnny Moore Lynda Stoops Seth Forwood
Alvarado
Usher(s)/ Denny & Mary Mary Anne Paul Mike Bertolette Ron/Lynda S. & Mary Anne Paul
Greeter(s) Ann Llewellyn & Mark Maeda & Russ Thye Jerry Webb & Kirstin Moore
Acolyte(s) Theo & Linnea Jack & Luke Titus & Isaac Logan & Rosie Asa & Linnea
Mary Ann
Flowers Emily Maeda Kristi Bertolette Leslie Erickson Andrea Smith
Llewellyn
MAY YOUR TROUBLES BE LESS AND YOUR BLESSINGS BE MORE
AND NOTHING BUT HAPPINESS COME THROUGH YOUR DOOR!St. Peter’s Anglican Church Calendar: AUGUST 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesda Thursday Friday Saturday
y
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
10th SUNDAY Teen Group 7AM Bible
Study Group John Scott
AFTER 6–8:30PM
PENTECOST Emily & via Zoom Guild Erickson
9:30AM Mark Maeda
Titus Maeda
Colorado St Oswald
Day!
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
11th SUNDAY Teen Group 7AM Bible
AFTER
PENTECOST
Catherine
& William
6–8:30PM Study Group
via Zoom Kirstin
9:30AM Easterling Moore
St Clare Betty &
St Dominic Sam Mark Hinz
Tad Hutchinson Plank &
Mark Hinz
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
12th SUNDAY
AFTER Will
Teen Group
6–8:30PM
7AM Bible
Study Group
PENTECOST McKamie via Zoom
9:30AM Vestry
St Bernard
Meeting
Steve Joanne
Taylor &
Keyser Cheri Eifert
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
13th SUNDAY Golf Teen Group 7AM Bible
AFTER 6–8:30PM Study Group
Outing! via Zoom
PENTECOST
9:30AM
St St Monica
Fr Matt’s 1st St Augustine
Sunday and
Bartholomew
Jennifer Bonnie &
Welcome St Louis Guyor
Lunch! Jerry Webb
29 30
Fellowship with coffee after the Sunday
14th SUNDAY
AFTER
Lander
PENTECOST Hultin & service!
9:30AM Samantha
14th ANNUAL Alvarado
Birthday
PARISH __________
PICNIC 31
St Aidan
Wedding Anniversary
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