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Welcome to our Final Day of Prayer (May 23)
Compline with Bishop Mary and friends
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Today: Presence of God
God is always with us. But sometimes we need to be still in God’s presence to hear the promptings of the Spirit. In this time we will use Scripture and reflection to draw near to the presence of God in prayer.
7pm Zoom Pray with us!
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Love of God
Jesus calls us to make disciples. You may be praying for people who need to know the loving presence of God in their lives. In our prayer time today we ask God to open our eyes to the opportunities to have faith conversations with people of every background. To be able to listen, to hear and to share,.
The Gospel is good news for all. We will pray for opportunities to have conversations of faith with others, that our eyes might be opened to share the love of God with those who need to hear it.
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Part 1
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Part 3
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Paul Clarke for 8 years of dedicated service as Executive Director at Action Refugiés.
The Board of Directors of Action Réfugiés Montréal has announced that Carolina Manganelli has been named the new Executive Director effective May 3, 2021
Celebrating the diversity of the Anglican Tradition, global and local
You are invited to learn about the diversity of the Anglican Church, globally and locally here in the Diocese of Montreal.
June 2 and 9th, 7:30-9:00 pm via zoom
Session One: Introducing the Anglican Communion
A presentation by the Rev. Dr. Jesse Zink about the global nature of the Anglican Church and how it came to be that way.
Session Two: Voices from the Pews
A panel discussion with members of the Diocese of Montreal who grew up in Anglican churches around the world.
Participating churches are encouraged to hold a third session to discuss what they’ve learned and how this relates to the life of their congregation. Discussion questions can be supplied.
This program is offered by St. George’s Church Place du Canada for members of the Diocese of Montreal and the broader community. For more information contact Rev. Deborah Noonan, Associate Priest for Christian Formation (formation@st-georges.org).
Please click this link to register for the series.
More on the Guest Speaker for Session One: The Rev. Dr. Jesse Zink is the Principal of Montreal Diocesan Theological College and author of several books including Backpacking through the Anglican Communion: A Search for Unity and Christianity and Catastrophe in South Sudan.
Christ’s Ambassadors
All of our churches sit in neighbourhoods. Some are downtown, others suburban, still others rural. Some are quite wealthy others less so. Often there are people around us in great need. Sometimes that material need, other times emotional and social need. is I ask you to join in prayer for our neighbourhoods and for God’s help in directing our communities of faith to see the needs around us.
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Lord Jesus, send your holy spirit over this great country with all it's many needs and help them as they go through this pandemic. Send the help they need. Inspire those who are on the ground working as health care workers. Inspire all to take precautions to keep this virus from spreading. Pour out your spirit on the Church and give them fresh courage and fresh will.
Bring healing and comfort in Jesus name, Amen
Day 7 (May 19) Today you are invited to Compline with Bishop Mary and friends
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Our acknowledgement stands as a promise to continue the ongoing work of recognition and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
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