If you want to take action to reform the Church, then consider joining our Three Simple Things campaign.
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What’s the process for submitting a letter?
1. Obtain a copy of the letter from the Commons at St. Elizabeth’s or click the attached PDF found below these steps called 'Three Simple Things Letter'.
2. Type or write your name and address in the blank area at the top, center of the letter. If you download the PDF, there’s a fillable box for you to enter your name and address before printing.
3. Sign and return the letter to St. E’s by Sunday, November 4. There will be a blue box on the Commons table to collect signed letters. If you mail your signed letter to us, please do so by October 31 to be sure that we will receive it in time.
4. We will then copy your letter and send all original letters as a group to Archbishop Pierre and the copies as a group to Cardinal DiNardo prior to the start of the USCCB fall meeting that commences November 12. You are, of course, free to mail your letters yourself if you prefer.
Click the picture above to be directed to our website with more information.
What’s the process for submitting a letter?
1. Obtain a copy of the letter from the Commons at St. Elizabeth’s or click the attached PDF found below these steps called 'Three Simple Things Letter'.
2. Type or write your name and address in the blank area at the top, center of the letter. If you download the PDF, there’s a fillable box for you to enter your name and address before printing.
3. Sign and return the letter to St. E’s by Sunday, November 4. There will be a blue box on the Commons table to collect signed letters. If you mail your signed letter to us, please do so by October 31 to be sure that we will receive it in time.
4. We will then copy your letter and send all original letters as a group to Archbishop Pierre and the copies as a group to Cardinal DiNardo prior to the start of the USCCB fall meeting that commences November 12. You are, of course, free to mail your letters yourself if you prefer.
You can click the picture above to be taken to the online submission form.
Volunteers Needed
Each Sunday volunteers take the Eucharist to parishioners who are homebound, and also to Catholic residents of the Hebrew Home for which our parish is sacramentally responsible. A flexible schedule and training are provided.If you are interested in homebound ministry, please contact Carmen Boston (cboston@stelizabethchurchmd.org).
