AN OVERVIEW OF
OUR
PARISH WEB SITE
We invite you to join our parish family as you browse
this web site.
Learn about:
Review the Scripture readings for this week’s Masses or
the lives of the saints whose feasts are being celebrated. Pray the psalms
from the Liturgy of Hours ( Divine Office). Read the current parish
bulletin and tour the "Media Corner" for current movie, book and TV
reviews. Finally, read our weekly “Humor and Inspiration” page for a
chuckle or uplifting story to brighten your day.
Learn about the history of our parish family. Meet our
priests, deacon and parish staff. Read about former parishioners who have
dedicated their lives as priests, deacons and religious. Find a listing of
liturgical services and a map to our facilities.
See how we find life and sustenance in the Sacraments of
Christ and His Church
Learn about our numerous parish ministries. Some center on
service for the liturgy; others focus on community building, spiritual
growth, education, youth or outreach to the larger world beyond our
parish.
Deepen your understanding of the Catholic Christian faith
by following links to web sites which tell about the history of the
Church, explain its doctrines and sacraments, take you to shrines and
holy places throughout the world or keep you abreast of current events
through Catholic newspapers, periodicals and web sites.
Find links to helpful resources – local hospitals,
education institutions, government offices, child and elder care
facilities, etc. Read articles which provide information and guidelines
for parenting, health and wellness, home improvement, retirement,
educational growth, etc.
Meet the people and businesses who donated so generously
to make this web site possible.
Use this page to easily find and access the topics you
want to view.
MEET OUR PARISHIONERS
If you are interested in meeting someone from our parish
family and learning more about our church community, click on a "welcome
link" . We are a multi-cultural and multi-lingual parish. Select the
language you prefer from the flag symbols on the upper right, or from the
links below.
[English] [Spanish]
[Tagalog]
Lord I Lift Your Name on High Sequence - St Edward’s
Anglican Church, Plymouth, England
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