Worship

The Worship Committee has as its focus the spiritual development of the community through liturgical celebrations that shape and express the faith life of our community.

Worship Committee Calendar

Posted Sun, 02/21/2010 - 20:54 by jeff.squyres

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Prayer Times

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Homilies

Posted Sun, 02/21/2010 - 10:51 by jeff.squyres

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Worship Schedule for Lent 2010

Posted Wed, 02/17/2010 - 02:00

Lent Journey 2010Lent 2010: Journey into the Compassion of God

Worship Schedule

Weekend Masses

  • 5:30 Saturday
  • 9:00 & 11:30 Sunday mornings

Daily Masses

  • 8:30 am Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings (English)
  • 6:30 pm Thursday evening (Spanish)

Ash Wednesday schedule

Posted Sun, 02/14/2010 - 02:00

Ash WednesdayAsh Wednesday is this upcoming Wednesday; February 17, 2010.

Epiphany's schedule for distributing ashes is as follows:

  • 8:30am: Eucharistic Liturgy with Distribution of Ashes
  • 7:00pm: Liturgy of the Word with Distribution of Ashes

Epiphany Celebrates 100th Anniversary of Scouting USA

Posted Fri, 01/29/2010 - 02:00

This is the 100th anniversary of Scouting in the United States!

We will be celebrating SCOUTS on February 7 at the 9:00 AM liturgy, and Epiphany’s Troop 71 will be serving in many of the liturgical ministries.  All scouts and adult leaders are invited to attend, sit together and participate in the opening and closing processions.

Feast of Epiphany: wear red!

Posted Wed, 12/30/2009 - 02:00

Our community feast day is January 2nd and 3rd.  An evening reception will follow the 5:30pm Saturday liturgy, and a community breakfast will be served from 9:30-11:30am on Sunday.  Muffins and cappuccino will follow the 11:30am liturgy.  

Wear RED and join in as we celebrate -- WE ARE EPIPHANY!  A MANIFESTATION OF GOD IN OUR TIMES!

3 kings
Image courtesy of marypages.com
 

Call Anna Hundley for details, 502-245-4769, or Lu Stack, 502-894-9191. 

Reflections on Sunday’s Mass: December 20, 2009

Posted Sun, 12/13/2009 - 23:29 by gary.marvin

This week is the Fourth Sunday of Advent (the last Sunday befor Christmas). We continue looking ever more deeply for the presence of God. Mary and Elizabeth in our gospel are examples of trust and faithfulness to God. In the first reading we hear God’s promise of a new ruler who will “stand firm and shepherd the flock, by the strength of God,” and that this Chosen One “will be peace.” What would it look like here and now to “stand firm and shepherd by the strength of God?” As Christ’s body, we continue the incarnation here and now. How can we, too, BE peace? Who comes to mind as a peace maker in your family, work place, church or world community?

Reflections on up-coming Feasts of Mary in December

Posted Fri, 12/04/2009 - 12:51

The feasts of the Immaculate Conception of Mary (December 8) and Our Lady of Guadalupe (December 12) are coming up next week.

Mary is our model of faithfulness; she shows us how to live “standing in God,” awake to the presence of God in her life and ready to respond to God’s invitations.

  • The conception of Mary by Anna as immaculate (free from original sin) is a conclusion derived from the Church's understanding of who Jesus is and Mary's role as Theotokos, Mother of God. Mary Immaculate is the patroness of the United States. Liturgies are Tuesday, 8:30am and 7pm.
  • On December 9, 1531, the Aztec convert Juan Diego, in the Valley of Mexico, saw a beautiful dark-skinned woman, bathed in light, who spoke to him in his native language and identified herself as Mary, Mother of Christ. Three days later, when she appeared to him again, and told him to pick some roses (in the middle of winter) to take to the Spanish bishop in Mexico City. When he unfolded his cloak to show the roses to the bishop, Juan Diego found imprinted on the cloak the image of the woman. Our Lady of Guadalupe is honored today as “Madre de los Mexicanos” and also as Patroness of the Americas. A festival of celebration (including prayer and dance) and mass in Spanish begins at 7:00 am on Saturday, December 12.

Special worship services

Posted Wed, 08/12/2009 - 01:00

Image of the Holy MaryTaize Prayer will be chanted this Friday in the Worship Center at 6:50am.  Join us for a very peaceful way to start your day!

We’ll celebrate the vigil of the Feast of Assumption this Friday at 7pm. Then we will honor Mary, our model of faithfulness. 

Because the actual feast falls on a Saturday, it is not a holy day of obligation this year.

Image courtesy of lordcalls.com.

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