COMMUNITY EVENTS

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Sundays

Sunday Children’s Program
Text Liza Marcato to be on the Parents’ List: 413-854-8875
9:30 AM Celebrate Sundays & Festivals:
Songs, Story, Games & Art Activities that vary week to week

10:20 AM The Sunday Service for Children
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11:00 AM The Consecration of the Human Being
(Communion service open to all, for adults & teens)

Wednesdays

10:00 AM - The Consecration of the Human Being
(Communion service open to all)

11 AM —12:30 PM - Coffeetime & Contemplation of the Gospel of John

Saturdays

10:00 AM - The Consecration of the Human Being
(Communion service open to all)

Not meeting: March 8, April 25, May 3


All are welcome regardless of faith background, age, race, national origin, gender or sexual orientation. Anyone who seeks a rich religious practice that combines integrity of sacrament and freedom of belief in community with other striving Christians is welcome here,
wherever you are on your journey!

Calendar of Events

PA S S I O N T I D E | L E N T

March 23—April 19, 2025

The four weeks of entering into the depths of human suffering as Christ experienced it,
and walking with him as he unites himself with us

A Study for the Last Supper Leonardo DaVinci


E A S T E R T I D E

April 20 — May 28, 2025

The festival of the Resurrection! Over the forty days of Easter, the Risen One teaches the disciples about the Kingdom of God

EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 20

9:30 AM Easter Sunday Children's celebration
10:20 AM  The Sunday Service for Children
11:00 AM  The Consecration of Human Being
12:00 PM  Easter Joy Community Brunch



image:
The Resurrection of Christ
Hans Memling


SATURDAY, April 26

No 10 AM Service due to priest travel


Sunday, April 26

No children’s program

11:00 AM  The Consecration of Human Being
12:00 PM  Community Potluck Lunch

12:30 PM Talk

image: Noli me tangere Jacopo di Cione (Italian, 14th c.)


Saturday, May 3
No 10 AM Service
due to priest travel



A S C E N S I O N

May 29—June 7, 2025

The Risen One ascends, uniting himself with the earth as his new body, promising that he will be with us until the end of days

P E N T E C O S T

June 8—10, 2025

The disciples receive Holy Spirit, tongues of flame descend upon them
and they come to know Christ within, and go forth bearing this truth to humanity

THE FESTIVALS OF THE CHRISTIAN YEAR

Our liturgical calendar follows the course of the Incarnation of Christ Jesus into the world of human beings and nature, and the birth of the Spirit within individual human beings and communal life. The festivals are celebrated year after year to allow an ever deeper relationship to the Christ mystery and the renewal of human and social life. We invite you to celebrate with us!


Advent   
The four weeks of preparation for the birth of love, light and renewed life in the being of the Christ child

Christmas  
The celebration of the birth of the One who comes into the world to save humankind

Epiphany  
The Light of Christ enters the earthly world and walks among us as the Star of Grace

Trinity (the in-between time)  
We pray to the triune God who gifts us with being, creating power, and spiritual illumination

Passiontide (Lent)  
The four weeks of entering into the depths of human suffering as Christ experienced it, and walking with him as he unites himself with us

Easter  
The festival of the Resurrection! Over the forty days of Easter, the Risen One teaches the disciples about the Kingdom of God

Ascension  
The Risen One ascends, uniting himself with the earth as his new body, promising that he will be with us until the end of days

Pentecost (Whitsun)  
The disciples receive Holy Spirit, tongues of flame descend upon them and they come to know Christ within, and go forth bearing this truth to humanity

(Trinity — the in-between time)

St. Johnstide  
We look to the spirit of John the Baptist, who inspires all those seeking to follow Christ and serve divine love

(Trinity — the in-between time)

Michaelmas  
We look to the guiding spirit of the Archangel Michael who earnestly strives to aid humanity’s becoming and coming to know Christ in freedom 

(Trinity — the in-between time)