"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

Complete Order of Service

Scriptures: Jeremiah 30:12-13, 17-22; Psalm 75; Galatians 3:1-9; Luke 9:37-43

Tone 8

Commemorating: Holy Martyrs and Confessors Gurias, Samonas, and Abibus, of Edessa

Reflection Question: The prophet Jeremiah wrote that Israel was wounded, needed health restored, and was regarded as an “outcast”. St. Paul refers to the Gentiles being brought into the community of Abraham by faith; elsewhere he describes this as being something “contrary to nature” (Romans 11:24). Jesus heals a child who was “bound/held captive” by something (however one describes its cause). What does all of this say about what salvation in Christ means?

Sunday, November 22nd — Mass and Agape, 10:00am

Sunday, November 29th — Mass and Agape, 10:00am