WEEKDAY WORSHIP
Monday - 12 noon - Celtic Prayer
Tuesday - 12 noon - Celtic Prayer followed by 1/2 hour contemplative prayer.
Wednesday - 12 noon - Weekday mass on hiatus for July - Celtic Prayer instead
Thursday - 12 noon - Celtic Prayer
Friday - 12 noon - Celtic Prayer, followed by 1/2 hour contemplative prayer. (starts Friday April 24th)
Feast Day Services
as announced
Confessions heard seasonally or by appointment
We are an urban Anglo-Catholic Episcopal Church, offering rich traditional worship with an open, progressive theological outlook. We have a Celtic Christian flavor visible especially in The Columba Center, which offers a Rule of Life for spiritual deepening while ministering to the homeless and to women in prostitution. We offer programs for children and youth and have a young face!
We are located in the Montavilla neighborhood of Portland, close to Gateway transit center, Mall 205, and only ten minutes away from Portland International Airport on 82nd Avenue. Come check us out!
Upcoming Special Services and Events:
Healing will be offered after each Mass on Sunday, June 28th
Sunday June 28th - Town Hall Meeting After the 9:30 mass. The first of several meetings where we will speak about our unfolding mission, our dreams, plans, progress and challenges. Questions: where do you experience new life among us? What do you value most about Saints Peter and Paul? Dreams and plans for re-equipping our space for hospitality will be presented.
Interfaith Climate Vigil: Sunday June 28 7:00-8:30 PM at Tabor Heights United Methodist Church, 6161 SE Stark. Sponsored by EMO, ourselves and other area churches and faith groups. Larry Shadbolt and Fr. Kurt are scheduled participants. Click http://www.emoregon.org/power_light.php for more info.
Alt. worship--a different sort of worship experience, again gathering this Wednesday July 1 from 6:30-7:30 in the parish hall. All welcome, kid-friendly! Contact the church office for more details.
Naim Stifan Ateek Public Lecture: - Thursday, July 16, 7:30pm, Palestinian Anglican priest and author of A Palestinian Christian Cry for Reconciliation and founder of the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center in Jerusalem , will offer his analysis of recent hopeful moves toward a just peace between Israel and the Palestinians in a free public lecture
A Middle Eastern dinner and fund-raiser at First United Methodist Church precedes the lecture at 5:30; tickets are on sale for $50 – Call 503-653-6625.
The newsletter is back! - click here to download a PDF. It's 3MB, so it might take a while.
Gardeners Needed: - a parish member has offered $200.00 for our general fund if someone would like to weed and clear their flowerbeds. Contact the office at by email or phone if you're interested.
