Special Messages from Father Ed
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Next Sunday, March 19, Rose Sunday, there will be prayers and anointing for healing for anyone who comes forward when invited at the end of the announcements. You may briefly say what needs healing (not just physical needs) or be anointed silently. God knows what is needed.
After some discussion, we have decided to NOT have a St. Patrick’s Day supper. Our parish agenda is full of other activities which are being well supported. We will, however have some special prayers for St. Patrick’s Church and in remembrance of St. Patrick himself.
In Christ,
Ed+
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St Patrick's
Upcoming Worship Service
In Person & Zoom
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Join us this Sunday for Holy Eucharist at 10:00
March 12, 2023
Father Ed will be preaching this Sunday. See you then!
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Contact Information:
The Rev. Canon Mary Goshert, Priest In Charge
Email: xtisrisen@gmail.com
Phone: 707-747-5653
The Very Rev. Ed, Assisting Priest In Charge
Email: edhowell@sonic.net
Phone/text: 707-292-8033
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Our Happenings at St Patrick's Church!
MARCH 9- Choir Rehearsal at 6:30PM
MARCH 12- Holy Eucharist at 10AM
Daylight Saving Time Begins!
MARCH 13- Art & Exploring Our Own Creative Expression Class at 11AM
MARCH 13- Centering Prayer Lenten Program 2PM
MARCH 13- Food Bank
Distribution 5PM
MARCH 15- Midweek Worship 10AM
MARCH 15- Stations of the Cross 11AM
Please click on the link below for upcoming calendar events!
https://stpatrickskenwood.org/calendar/
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MARCH 15- *Al Anon Meeting- 6PM
*AA Meeting- 7:30PM
MARCH 16 - Visit to the Carmelite Monastery in Oakville 10:30AM
MARCH 16- Choir Rehearsal at 6:30PM
Ministries of the parish that we cannot directly accomplish, except by our hospitable welcome to these fellowships and healing work include the following:
* AA Group, weekly on Wednesdays at 7:30PM, meets in the Parish Hall.
* Al Anon Group weekly on Wednesdays at 6PM, meets in the Common Room.
* PEO, once a month on the first Thursday at 10AM and sometimes on the first Saturday at 8:45AM, meets in the Parish Hall.
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St Patrick's Weekly Calendar
Sundays: Holy Eucharist
Join us in person for Sunday Eucharist! 10 a.m.
Also available online by Zoom. Click here for the invite.
Tuesdays: Morning Coffee Hour
Let's meet over coffee! 10:00 a.m. Contact Rich Randolph for your Zoom Invitation.
Rich Randolph: rjurny@gmail.com
Tuesdays: Study of Psalm on Zoom with Mo. Karen. Here is the Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84940439233?pwd=NGtRaFJEUEFCN1pQc0RJTE9leW0zdz09, if you need more information, contact Mo. Karen or contact the church office at parishadm9000@gmail.com
Thursdays: Evening Prayer
Let's share Compline on ZOOM! 4:00 p.m. Hosted by Minerva Haddad. Contact Minerva for your Zoom invite.
Minerva Haddad: minerva.haddad@gmail.com
Fridays: The Men's Bible Study:
Grow in your faith & walk with God! 8:30 a.m.
Send a note to Rich Randolph and he will ensure you receive a Zoom invitation.
Rich Randolph: rjurny@gmail.com
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Faith Field Trips
Carmelite House of Prayer
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The following parishioners are confirmed as attending:
Candace MacNair, Mary Fields, Fr. Ed and Terry, Eleanor Albon, Jackie Senter,
Stephanie Chapralis McCaffrey
Room for three more.
Come on a journey to visit a gem of the Napa Valley; the Carmelite House of Prayer. It is a Monastery of the Discalced Carmelite (Catholic) Friar Community adhering to a life of prayer, community life, and ministry.
Situated on a rise above the Napa Valley, the property is surrounded by vineyards and boasts its own chapel adjacent to the original Doak mansion built in 1921. The landscape designer, John McLaren, created Golden Gate Park.
Our tour will include a visit to the chapel and viewing of the grounds as lead by Fr. Donnell.
Afterwards we will motor south to Napa and have a no-host lunch at Fume.
9:30: Gather at St. Patrick's front parking lot to car pool
10:30: Gather at the Monastery
10:35- Visit the Chapel
11:45 Tour the grounds (the grounds are mainly situated below the main
building and is a rather steep grade.)
12:15 Lunch at Fume
3:00: Arrive back at St. Patrick's
Please consider providing a $20 (cash) donation each, that we will gift to the Monastery. Recall that Monasteries are self-supporting.
Limited seating. Please contact Stephanie Chapralis McCaffrey if interested.
schapralis@aol.com 707 303-7130
Faith Field Trips are brought to you by the Education Ministry
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We collected 40 Blessing Bags that were gratefully received at Redwood Gospel Mission in downtown Santa Rosa. That’s a higher number than we’ve had in several months! Thanks to everyone who contributed.
The next deadline will be the second Sunday in March, March 12. As always, you are welcome to deliver them to the church Narthex in the designated box or to our home at 8399 Oakmont Dr. Please call me if you have any questions at (408)981-2024. Betsy
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There were 16 guests at the Nomadic Shelter on March 4. There were some guests we remembered from the last Shelter date and several newcomers. All of them were very grateful to be in a warm room out of the weather. They enjoyed a hearty macaroni, cheese, and sausage casserole with Ambrosia by Ron Keith along with some delicious cookies made by Merle Holtzen, Margaret Merchat and Betsy Randolph.
Several people helped set the tables and serve dinner: Dakota Borgfeldt, Sarah Phillips, Ron Keith, Karl Mutch, Jackie Senter, and Rich Randolph. All were ready and willing to greet our guests, serve dinner and clean up. A very adaptable group! Margaret Merchat and Betsy prepared the casserole. It was a great group of volunteers.
If you are interested in helping with the Nomadic Shelter, please contact Betsy Randolph at (408)981-2024. There are two more opportunities: April 1 is the next one and the last one until fall is April 29. Both are on Saturday. We sometimes prepare some of the food on the day before and on the day of the Shelter we need help anytime from 2 p.m. until 7:15. You can help with any part of that schedule.
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Extraordinary Evening at St Patrick's Church
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Note: The photos above- On the left the two men shown are an immigrants who migrated to America. And the woman standing next to them is the film maker, Lina Hoshino.
The photo on the right is of Laurie Boone Hogen speaking.

The event was very well attended, over 120, including two Afghan men whose family are resettling with support from St. John’s Episcopal in Petaluma.
Laurie’s article in the Press Democrat drew much of the audience. the JACL, Japanese American Citizens League sponsored the production of the three video histories of the Asian American women. Each presented a compassion inspiiring account of gracious coping with race and gender oriented discrimination.
The Education Committee plans on presenting films on Social Justice and Environmental Stewardship incorporating a theme of hope. Arrangements are underway to show My Octopus Teacher in the near future. Stay tuned! Talk to Laurie with your interests.
Thank you to all who attended!
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Adult Education Events and Classes with
St. Patrick's Church
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With Mother Karen
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March 14, 21, 28 at 4:00 P.M. – on Zoom – The Psalms
What book of the Old Testament is the most quoted in the New Testament? How many types of Psalms are there? What is the purpose of the Psalms? Why are these Jewish prayers theologically relevant to Christians and to us individually? So many questions! So much to learn about the Psalms an from The Book of Psalms.
Click HERE for your Zoom link and information.
Please contact Mother Karen at motherkgking@gmail.com for more information.
One more session together!
Art for Self-Expression by Kate Rogers – Monday, March 6, at 11:00 to 12:30 in the Administration building.
For details and more information about our education opportunities, please click on this link. All are always WELCOME! Thank you!
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Easter Lily Sign-Up Sheet
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SIGN UP SHEET IS NOW AVAILABLE TO SIGN UP FOR EASTER LILIES ON THE WALL IN THE NARTHEX. EASTER IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER!
THANK YOU!
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St. Paul's Church
Monthly Concert
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Help for Those Dealing with
Grief and Loss
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Coping with the loss of a loved one is probably the most difficult challenge any of us may face. If you are struggling with grief and loss, there is help.
You are invited to join the weekly Oakmont Grief Support Group which meets Tuesday mornings from 9:00-10:15 a.m. at 6637 Oakmont Drive, Suite B.
This is an open-ended, drop-in group, led by a local hospice bereavement counselor, Rev. Larry Hallett, known to our St. Patrick’s community.
Come and share with others who are going through similar loss. You are not alone in this journey! Find strength in community!
For more information, please call (310) 415-6133 or email Larry.Hallett@gmail.com
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Please Support Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Church Ministry
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Please remember that if you choose to mail your gift, our mailing address is P.O. Box 247, Kenwood CA 95452.
Thank you!!!

If you choose to mail in your gift, please consider to send checks only. This is for your security.
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Contact Information:
The Rev. Canon Mary Goshert, Priest In Charge
Email: xtisrisen@gmail.com
Phone: 707-747-5653
The Very Rev. Ed, Assisting Priest In Charge
Email: edhowell@sonic.net
Phone/text: 707-292-8033
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9000 Sonoma Highway
PO Box 247
Kenwood, CA 95452
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