Sunday Service to be Live-streamed on Facebook

We will be live-streaming our 10:30 AM Sunday service on Facebook. We haven’t done this before, and things are changing every day, but as of this post (Saturday morning) we intend to have music, singing led by some of our choral scholars, a homily (of course), and the celebration of Holy Eucharist. In order to watch, you only need to go to the parish’s Facebook page (the link is in the menu to the left). Don’t worry if you’re not on Facebook, you can still view the page and the service. You may see an annoying little pop-up that tries to get you to sign-up, but you can decline by clicking on “not now” and still be able to see everything on the page. Scroll down the page until you see the video. It will have a little red marker in the corner that says “live.”

We should be able to link to a copy of the bulletin from Facebook, but in case either we or you have trouble with this, here’s a pdf of this Sunday’s bulletin (it’s not as pretty as our bulletins usually are, but simplified for viewing online).

Holy Eucharist in Lent

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