15 January 2021
A Word From Your Pastor
Monday, January 18, the parish offices are closed in observance of the Martin Luther King holiday.
Many of my era will recall the motto of the Christopher movement: “Tis better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.” It is in that spirit we are keeping our outdoor Christmas lights on during these days prior to the inauguration of President-elect Biden. We do this, not in any way a political gesture, but as a call to prayer for our country in these dangerous days. Please join us in this effort.
Speaking of the inauguration this week, I ask, as I did four years ago, to pray that our new president will be an instrument of the Lord’s peace across the world and in our land. Please pray, too, for our governor as he continues to help us through the pandemic.
The following is an excerpt from a letter I received from St. Vincent Family Center:
We here at St. Vincent Family Center (SVFC) are reaching out to share an opportunity for those of your parishioners who may be interested in learning more about fostering a child/children in need here in our community. There may be families at St. Edward the Confessor who serve as foster parents today, and others who have thought about becoming foster parents. We would like to help interested families learn more. SVFC is hosting two Virtual Info Sessions to share more about what it means to foster a child and address questions and curiosities of those who may be considering.
The Zoom sessions are:
God bless,
Msgr Enke