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Lenten Reflections with Fr. Winslow

Fr. Winslow just finished a 5-week series on prayer based on the sermons by St. Francis de Sales. He reflected on four points: the goal of prayer; the spirit of prayer; the kinds of prayer; and the heart of prayer. We have uploaded these talks to the website, so if you missed them, check them out here. Interested in the book? Sermons of St. Francis de Sales on Prayer

Lent at St. Thomas

Want to know what is going on at STA during Lent? We have put all of our Lenten activities on one page. Check it out here! We also have a ton of great audio homilies, sermons, and talks that can really help you enter into Lent. Check out the Lenten Dinners each Friday put on by the Knights of Columbus!

STA Disciples Small

Group Signups!

We have a bunch of group leaders signed up, and we are now taking signups for participants who are interested in being part of our new adult faith formation initiative that will kick off after Easter! Small groups will meet in parishioner homes for fellowship and formation! Get to know fellow parishioners, and go deeper in your faith! Sign up now!

BINGO!!!

We host Monday night Bingo inside Aquinas Hall. Volunteers are needed to assist once a month. If you can help out, contact Greg Kent gregskent@att.net or Thomas Beckett thomaskofc@earthlink.net.

Altar Server Training for

the Extraordinary Form

If you are a young man who has received his First Holy Communion, join us every other Thursday for Altar Server training for the Latin Mass from 5:45 - 7:00 p.m. Pizza will be served following the training with one of our priests! For more information, e-mail Matt at stalatinmass@gmail.com

Songs by Me -- For You

Our director of Sacred Music, Tom Savoy, has released an album of his art song compositions from the past 30 years. You may purchase a digital download on his website for $15. Visit www.savoymusichouse.com for samples and to purchase!

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Fr. Winslow's Lenten Reflections on
Prayer According to St. Francis de Sales