This is the weekly schedule of some of St. Paul's Parish's
primary events. This schedule may not apply for special
events or occasions. Please see the full calendar to confirm the
schedule or to find many more parish activities and events.
Psalm 130
Reflecting upon Psalm 130, Fr. Mark Hall invites us to allow God’s grace to transform us even in the dark times of life. Ultimately, we have two choices, to set out hearts upon the fleeting things of this world or upon God’s grace given to us in Jesus Christ.
Mark 4:35-41
The Ancient Church often saw itself as this boat tossed in the storms of life, knowing that whatever came their way, Jesus was with them to bring them safely to where He would have them be. We also are meant to live with that kind of confident faith, knowing that in the storms that life will surely bring, even when Jesus seems silent and asleep, He is with us and has the power and authority to bring peace, safety, and victory.
1 Samuel 15:34 - 16:13
The greatest gift we can offer God is our hearts. When God has our hearts, he has our trust and obedience, and can do anything in and through our lives.
Isaiah 6:1-8; Psalm 29; Romans 8:12-17; John 3:1-17
“Brothers and sisters, we are debtors,” writes St. Paul. Isaiah enters the throne-room of God, humbled by his massive debt and the love of God availed to him and the world. Nicodemus, on the other hand, struggles to understand how the gifts he has been given draw him towards new life in the God of Israel, whom Jesus reveals to be Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This Trinity Sunday we remember that God’s Triune life is made visible in the mission of Jesus and his Church.