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Join Bishop Stowe for a hike and Mountaintop Mass on Sunday, October 3 up at the Gorge!
We will be celebrating the Season of Creation on the Eve of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. Following the Mass, join @bpstowe for the Transitus at Good Shepherd in Campton.
#LaudatoSi!
This was a special morning as I joined leaders of St. Peter Claver Catholic Church to break ground on their new church in Lexington. This congregations' heart is already big - and today it just got a little bit bigger. Thank you for inviting me.
Youth, young adults, families, and individuals of all ages were present. St. Peter Claver showed off its big heart, welcoming spirit, and soulful worship.
Video of the Mass and groundbreaking can be watched here: https://t.co/dt2HBGHIgU
The Mass was celebrated close to the Feast of St. Peter Claver (September 9), and Fr. Norman Fischer talked about the significance of the patron saint to the local community.
On-hand for the groundbreaking were members of the parish's local council of Knights of St. Peter Claver, the largest historically African-American Catholic lay organization in the U.S.
Thread: Today, @bpstowe was joined by @GovAndyBeshear, @mayorgorton, and a number of community leaders in breaking ground on the new church building for the St. Peter Claver Parish in Lexington, founded in 1887 to serve the African American community.
Youth, young adults, families, and individuals of all ages were present. St. Peter Claver showed off its big heart, welcoming spirit, and soulful worship.
Video of the Mass and groundbreaking can be watched here: https://t.co/dt2HBGHIgU
Thread: Today, @bpstowe was joined by @GovAndyBeshear, @mayorgorton, and a number of community leaders in breaking ground on the new church building for the St. Peter Claver Parish in Lexington, founded in 1887 to serve the African American community.
The Mass was celebrated close to the Feast of St. Peter Claver (September 9), and Fr. Norman Fischer talked about the significance of the patron saint to the local community.
This Sunday at 10 a.m. I will celebrate a Mass & groundbreaking for the new St. Peter Claver church in Lexington. This extraordinary community of faith founded to minister to Black Catholics, is a vibrant witness to love and hope in our city.
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Today is the feast of St. Peter Claver, a Jesuit missionary with a strong conviction for equality among all men. He spent his life in the service of African slaves brought against their will to South America. He is the patron saint of African missions and interracial justice.
Why is the groundbreaking of the new St. Peter Claver church on Sept. 12 a big deal? Read about this vibrant Lexington parish's long journey to rebuild here:
https://t.co/2mbePi7U7F
Today, @BpStowe led a prayer service to kick off the Season of Creation and tree planting in honor of the late Fr. John Rausch, a great champion for the environment, especially in Appalachia. We were also joined by Rev. Leah Slade of Lexington Theological Seminary.
Laudato Si!
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One of the single most impactful things we can be doing for young people is helping them get connected with compassionate mentors who accompany and support them along life's twists and turns
Springtide findings on #GenZ and #mentorship are featured in @glorious_table!
"Springtide reports 85% of #youngpeople who have two to four adult mentors and 91% of those who have five or more adult mentors said their life has meaning and purpose."
https://t.co/cNx6hQm6Fv
We pray that we all will make courageous choices for a simple and environmentally sustainable lifestyle, rejoicing in our young people who are resolutely committed to this.
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Text the number below to make a donation. Every bit helps!
We've launched a text-to-give campaign to provide direct assistance to victims of #HurricaneIda through the response efforts of our local agencies.
To donate, text "HurrIda" to 41-444 or visit our website. To donate by phone, please call 1-800-919-9338. https://t.co/0T0UINDfvM
"There is simply no substitute for authenticity. Teens, college students, and young adults bring an exquisitely tuned B.S. meter."
@mbayer1248 on the challenges of his role as Lexington's new youth, young adult & campus ministry director
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