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Let Us Keep In Our Prayers

Those who have requested Intercession

Let us keep in our prayers Matthew Longhurst, Mike Boldus, Cindy, Jodi Massie, Eileen, Marie DiBello, Dorothy Wellman, Jim, Susan, Meghan Dongarra, Jim Stewart, Sue Travis, Cole, Barbara Byington, Hunter Byington, Gloria Simon, Katherine, Margaret, Katarina Mackovic, the Mackovic family, Gerald Massie, Jennifer Neil-Miller, Michael Dulkinys, Judy Budde, Vickie Balamucki, Kay McNamara, Charlie Wysocki, Barbara Wysocki, the Wysocki family, Bob, Casey, Will, Mike, Mary Needham, John Poulos, the Ishmael family, Sandy Cannova, the Calacci family, Barbara Reiner, the Kettle & Willis families, Leslie Holmes, The Byrnes family, the Brown, Delgado, & Fuller families, Susan, Marthajo Rademacher, Vickie Fay, Ashley, Steve Cochran, Missy Moore, Sheila Perry, Abby Kenigsberg, Anne Pratt, Anne Hoey, health care providers, and the people of the Diocese of Renk.

Faithfully Departed

Mary Willis, Tom Byrnes, Joyce Brown, Pam DiGioia, Mary "Bunky" Staub, Richard Bataille, and Grant Puskas.

Serving In The Military

Billy Clarke

Resources for Keeping a Holy Lent

• Come, Pray - the Prayer I Need This Day from the Society of Saint John the Evangelist
• Episcopal Relief & Development 2021 Lenten Meditations, which focus on lament
• Lent, Holy Week and Easter Activity Pack for Children and Families from Church Publishing
• Life Transformed: The Way of Love in Lent from The Episcopal Church Living Well Through Lent 2021 from Living Compass, "Listening With All Your Heart, Soul, Strength and Mind."

Poetry in Prison - A Lenten Invitation

On Thursdays in Lent, from 7:00 – 7:30 PM, there will be an opportunity on Zoom (passcode: 60187) to mark, read, and inwardly digest selected poems from the current issue of Poetry magazine (available at https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/issue/155204/february-2021). I’ll convene the first session on February 25 – but for the remaining sessions (on Mar. 4, 11, 18, and 25), my hope is that other Trinitarians will take turns selecting a poem and convening and closing the session.

Prayer and Healing Service

This service will be held every 4th Monday at 12 noon and Fridays at 7pm at St Thomas Episcopal Church. Because we cannot go into the homes of the sick and shut-in and all those that need our prayers, we will continue to practice social distancing. But we can still be there for each other. We will reach out to them to offer prayer and healing by way of Zoom. This invitation is open to everyone. So please plan to serve and invite others to join us. Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/9268471528. You can reach Deacon Trilby at 708-891-0229/ 708-548-5508 cell.