The regular Sunday service schedule resumes this Sunday.
- 10:00am Mattins
- 10:30am Holy Eucharist
- 4pm Evensong
Mattins and Evensong resume at 7:45am and 5:45pm respectively in the Lady Chapel, Monday through Friday.
Plan now to invite friends and acquaintances to join us for our annual 'Homecoming' on September 29, as we celebrate the ministry of Saint Michael and all the Holy Angles of God. There will be a Choral Eucharist at 6:30pm to celebrate the feast, followed by a festive reception to welcome us all home.
**Tuesday, September 8, at 8am in the Lady Chapel.**
Come celebrate Our Lady’s birthday! All members of The Society of Our Lady of Walsingham are especially encouraged to attend.
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Katharine, our Primate; Michael, our Primate-elect; and for Eugene, our Bishop,
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory's Abbey, for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police, Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Judy(1), Tony, Anthony, Marvin, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Dawn, David, Gayle, Anthony, Larry, Judy(2), Devin, Wes, priest, Beth, Brian, Jennifer, Gene, Heather, Michael; those grieving
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital.
Your prayers are bidden for those who have died: Andrew; our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle, or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared.
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; beginnings of recovery; safe travel completed; our benefactors; our volunteers; and for our Priest Associates
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Katharine, our Primate; Michael, our Primate-elect; and for Eugene, our Bishop,
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory's Abbey, for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police, Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Sally, Judy(1), Tony, Anthony, Michael, Marvin, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Dawn, David, Gayle, Anthony, Larry, Judy(2), Devin, Wes, priest, Beth, Brian, Jennifer, Gene, Heather, Michael; those grieving
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital.
Your prayers are bidden for those who have died: Andrew; our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle, or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared.
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; beginnings of recovery; safe travel completed; our benefactors; our volunteers; and for our Priest Associates
Come celebrate the Feast of Our Lady, Saint Mary the Virgin.
Festival Choral Eucharist on August 15 at 6:30pm.
Followed by cold drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the Solarium.
This feast of our Lord will be celebrated at 8am on Thursday, August 6 in the Lady Chapel.
Because it is also celebrated during the choral season on the Last Sunday after Epiphany, it will not be a Choral Eucharist.
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Katharine, our Primate; Michael, our Primate-elect; and for Eugene, our Bishop,
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory's Abbey, for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police, Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Sally, Tony, Anthony, Michael, Marvin, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Judy, Gayle, Anthony, Larry, Devin, Wes, priest, Beth, Brian, Jennifer, Gene, Heather; those grieving
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital.
Your prayers are bidden for those who have died:
Our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle, or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared.
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; beginnings of recovery; safe travel completed; our benefactors; our volunteers; and for our Priest Associates
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Katharine, our Primate, Michael, our Primate-elect; and for Eugene, our Bishop,
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory's Abbey, for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police, Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Sally, Tony, Anthony, Michael, Marvin, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Judy, Gayle, Anthony, Larry, Devin, Wes, priest, Beth, Brian, Jennifer, Gene, Heather; those grieving
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital.
Your prayers are bidden for those who have died:
Our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle, or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared.
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; the birth of Jason; beginnings of recovery; safe travel completed;
our benefactors; our volunteers; and for our Priest Associates
Come celebrate the feast of Saint Mary Magdalene.
Festival Choral Eucharist July 22 at 6:30pm.
Followed by cold drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the Solarium.
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Katharine, our Primate, and for Eugene, our Bishop,
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory's Abbey, for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police, Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Sally, Ian, Anthony, Judith, Michael, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Larry, Devin, Wes, priest, Beth, Brian, Mary, Jennifer, Gene, Heather; those grieving
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital.
Your prayers are bidden for those who have died:
Maravene, Cecelia; our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle, or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared.
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; beginnings of recovery; safe travel completed;
our benefactors; our volunteers; and for our Priest Associates
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury,
Katharine, our Primate, and for Eugene, our Bishop,
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory’s Abbey,
for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others
in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police,
Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Sally, Ian, Anthony, Judith, Michael, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Devin, Wes, priest, Janyelle, Richard, David, Beth, Peter, priest, Brian, Mary, Jennifer, Albert, Laura, Gayle, Shelley, Gene, Heather, Julie, Joel, Charlotte, Dean;
those grieving: Kurt, Ian, and Carl.
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital.
Your prayers are bidden for those who have died:
Marie Benedetta, Cicely Harmon; our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle, or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared.
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; beginnings of recovery; safe travel completed;
our benefactors; our volunteers; and for our Priest Associates
Until Michaelmas Day (September 29), Sunday Holy Eucharists are celebrated at 10:00am and Daily Offices are suspended.
Monday, 25 May
Saint John’s in the Village
3009 Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore
A community Service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving
10.00 AM
Your prayers are bidden for the Holy Catholic Church:
For its mission of reconciliation throughout the world
For Christian missionaries and their families
For the Church suffering persecution
For the unity and healing of the Church; for +Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury,
+Katharine, our Primate, and for +Eugene, our Bishop
For the People, Rector, Wardens, Vestry, and all who minister in this Congregation
For our increase in faith, in number, in zeal, and in means for the work of the Kingdom of God
For the Sisters of Saint Margaret, the Monks of Saint Gregory’s Abbey,
for their increase in vocations; and for all others under vows of religion
For the ministry of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, and for its pilgrims
For discernment and perseverance for all Seminarians,
and for Eric as he continues his vocational preparation.
Your prayers are bidden for our common life in the world:
For the Leaders of the nations, and the welfare and peace of the world
For this nation, our President, our Courts, and our Congress
For our Governor, our Legislature, our Mayor, and all others
in civil authority among us
For our Waverly and Charles Villages, our leaders, people, and those who work or visit here
For the protection, encouragement, and guidance by the Holy Spirit of our Police,
Fire-fighters, Paramedic Teams, and of our Armed Forces: among them Skyler, Dennis, and Gabriel
For our enemies, and, through Christ Jesus, for an end to our enmity
Your prayers are bidden for those in need, trouble, or anxiety:
Sally, Ian, Anthony, Judith, Michael, Diane, John, Tom, Gene; the destitute ministered to by the Sisters of Saint Margaret in Haiti; those endangered by armed conflict; the unemployed, the homeless, those travelling; the imprisoned: among them Ted
Your prayers are bidden for those commended for healing in mind, body, or spirit:
Devin, Wes, priest; Janyelle, Bard, Richard, David, Beth, Jason, Peter, priest; Brian, Mary, Jennifer, Albert, Laura, Gayle, Shelley, Gene, Heather, Julie, Joel, Charlotte, Dawn, Dean; those grieving: Ian, Carl.
Your prayers are bidden for those in hospital:
Your prayers are bidden for + those who have died:
Evelyn; our deceased benefactors; those who have died by violence, battle or murder; and all who have died suddenly and unprepared
Your Thanksgiving is bidden for:
Prayers answered; safe travel completed, beginnings of recovery, our benefactors, our volunteers; and for our Priests Associate
THE 24TH ANNUAL HUNTINGDON CROQUET TOURNAMENT AND GARDEN PARTY will be held on Saturday, 30 May at 4.00 PM. Plan now to join in the fun, and bring your friends and neighbours to introduce to Saint John’s. Victorian and Edwardian summer whites are encouraged! Bring a dish to share; soft drinks will be provided. Current champion Gene Sartori will defend his title against all comers!
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Congregation will be held next Sunday, 17 May, following the 10.30 AM service. Guild Leaders, please submit your reports as a Microsoft Word Document, ready to be printed, by noon, 14 May. As usual, we will try to keep this business meeting brief, but it is important to have a quorum, so plan to attend.
THE FEAST OF THE ASCENSION will be celebrated this Thursday, 14 May, at 6.30 PM. This feast day is one of the seven great principal feasts of the Church Year. Please plan to be here to join in the celebration and bring someone with you to introduce to our community. Refreshments will be served following the service.
THE ALTAR SOCIETY is in need of new recruits! We have just a few dedicated volunteers who prepare for and cleanse after services, only one person to help with sewing, just a couple to work with flowers, and a small group to serve as acolytes. Can you help in some capacity? Please speak to the Rector if you can help. Without sufficient volunteers, we cannot continue the kind of beautiful services which are the hallmark of our worship and a principal initial draw for new members.