Read the list of winners here! 

Stop in after Sunday masses between now and Easter.      Treat yourself to some time in the Coffee Shop - we have all that you'll need to create a small prayer cloth for your home.  You might place it on a table underneath a display of family photos, some greenery, or maybe a prayer card or two.  Use it to create a special space in your home as a reminder of the important things ~ family, friends, and faith.  

                                                                                             With the help of many volunteers and donors, and of course to Santa, we were able to host a wonderful afternoon Christmas party for many Mustard Seed guests!

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On Sunday November 12, Jim Kelley taught the rosary to many eager young parishioners.
 

Our thanks to all involved in this year's annual blessing of the animals.  Click here for photos

Despite the gray skies, there was a brightness to the morning's First Communion Celebration mass.  Our parish is blessed to welcome dozens of youngsters to the Table of Plenty!  See photos of the day here.  

On the first Sunday of each month, members of the Pastoral Council will be available in the coffee shop after each mass to discuss current happenings and thoughts for our parish.  For those attending the Saturday mass, event dates to be determined.  We look forward to meeting you!  Separately, feel free to reach out to any Pastoral Council member at any time (members listed on the Council's page) with questions or ideas.  Our monthly meetings are open to all parishioners and are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7 PM in the Parish Center (2nd Floor).  Be sure to check back on the Council's webpage for posting of the monthly meeting minutes.
Email the Council at  stgeorgescouncil@gmail.com

Many attended our recent Panel Discussion "Promoting and Protecting Human Dignity Throughout Life Within a Culture of Violence"
Panelists included Eve Lindquist from Visitation House, Claire Schaeffer-Duffy from The Center for Nonviolent Solutions, Parlee Jones from Abby's House, Sister Patricia Foley, Hospice Nurse, Florence LeClaire, Hospice Nurse, and Roger and Charlotte Stanley, Prison Ministry.  See more here.