Mass and Contemplative Prayer, 12:00 noon
 

Ascension Table Mass, 6:30 pm. Our popular Celtic-inspired table Eucharist will be blessed with music and presence courtesy of Integrity Oregon. All welcome! Bring a dish to share if you can!

Rahab's Sisters, 7:00 pm
 

Brigid's Breakfast, 9:30 am

Mass, Spoken, 8:00 am
Mass, English, 10:00 am
Misa, Spanish, 12:00 Noon
 

TUESDAY, MAY 22

Celtic and Contemplative Prayer, 12:00 noon
 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23

Mass and Contemplative Prayer, 12:00 noon
 

Rahab's Sisters, 7:00 pm
 

SATURDAY, MAY 26

Brigid's Breakfast, 9:30 am
Walsingham Guild, 10:00 am
 

SUNDAY,  MAY 27 - PENTECOST!

Mass, Spoken, 8:00 am
Mass, English, 10:00 am
Anglican Rosary Workshop, 11:00 am
Misa, Spanish, 12:00 Noon
 

MISSIO CLASSES

A seminar on mission and ministry in post-modern culture. Designed and curated by the Rev. Karen Ward. Missio seminar leads participants to examine current trends and changes in local and national culture and re-envision mission, evangelism, and church in light of these changes. Each module will be a free-standing topic, open to being taken individually or together as a series.
Thursday-Saturday, June 7-9 (two modules): Church in Changing Culture: Fresh Expressions and Mission Shaped Church
Download the flier: http://www.episcopaldioceseoregon.org/files/Missio_Spring_2012 _Flier.pdf
For more information and to register: http://www.missiocenter.org. For Academy credit, please send an email to AcademyforFormationandMission@gmail.com.
 

SUMMER SEMINAR 2012: LIVING TOGETHER

June 11-13, with a free evening lecture open to the public on Tuesday, June 12. Jonathan Wilson-Hargrove, one of the leading voices in the New Monastic movement, is our keynote speaker as we come together as an intentional community asking the ancient question: “what do you seek?” In an age of fragmentation and isolation, a grassroots movement has begun that seeks to put Christians in touch with the rhythms of community life we find expressed in scripture and tradition. In the Pacific Northwest, we’re experiencing a rich revival of intentional living in community – much of it grounded in a rich spirituality that unites ancient wisdom with contemporary concerns. Come experience what it means to live together, to structure our lives in relationship to a community of prayer and practice that forms us in the image of the one who created us. $50 ($25 for students/clergy), online registration at www.center-for-spiritual-development.org.