St. Mary Magdalene Equal to the Apostles:
is a special reformed Catholic community in the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado celebrating in Word and Sacraments God's love shown to all of us in Jesus Christ and committed to a generous Orthodoxy. When you feel lost, we can be your home.
Rev Fr Chrysostom Frank
"Love to the end and love without exception"
(St. Maria of Paris)
Welcome to St. Mary Magdalene Equal to the Apostles Episcopal Church!
Whether young or old, rich or poor, whatever your gender identity or sexual orientation, you are welcome here. Wherever you come from, whatever the color of your skin, your ethnic background or your cultural heritage you are welcome here. Whether you have never been in a church before, have recently left another church, or regularly attend church elsewhere, you are welcome here. Whoever you are, you are welcome here because Christ welcomes you and, therefore, so do we.
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Liturgical Services
21st Sunday of Pentecost
Sunday, October 18th — Divine Liturgy and Agape, 11:45am.
Complete Order of Service
Scriptures: Isaiah 5:1-7; Psalm 103; 2 Corinthians 5:18- 6:10; Luke 6:39-49
Commemorating: the Holy Apostle and Evangelist Luke — Troparion: Let us praise with sacred songs the holy Apostle Luke, the recorder of the joyous Gospel of Christ and the scribe of the Acts of the Apostles, for his writings are a testimony of the Church of Christ: He is the physician of human weaknesses and infirmities. He heals the wounds of our souls, / and constantly intercedes for our salvation!
Reflection Question: What is your foundation when the winds blow and the floodwaters rise around you? How do you get to the “treasure of your heart”, and when you get there what do you find? How do you clean your [inner] eye so that you can see clearly?
Sunday, October 25th — Western Mass, 10:00am
Western
The uniqueness of this congregation within the Episcopal Diocese of Colorado is its liturgical character. It is a bi-ritual community, using for its Western Rite the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
Eastern
And using for its Eastern Rite a revised version of the Byzantine liturgical books and calendar of New Skete Orthodox Monastery.