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 St Stephen’s oldest tradition—the Annual Fall Picnic—will once again take place at the home of Ellen Reather on scenic Dulaney Valley Road in Glen Arm, on Sunday, September 8th, at 1:00 PM. If great food and good company in a bucolic country setting appeal to you, please plan to join us. For those who tried . . . → Read More: Join us for the Fall Picnic I have never felt completely comfortable with the honorific “Venerable.” I am simply not holy enough to be venerated. And, besides, I am much too young to be an object of veneration. Mercifully, Bishop John Vaughan has taken this weight off my shoulders. From henceforth, it is Father Mike Kerouac who is to be venerated . . . → Read More: New diocesan jobs for Frs Mike & Guy  Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 34  Volume 4 of DEUS Among Us, the Diocesan Newsletter, is now available. Past issues are also available in the DEUS Among Us section of our library.  Attention, Ladies of the parish! We would like to invite you to a Ladies’ Fellowship Afternoon Tea which will be served in Quimby Hall at church on Tuesday, September 3rd, at 3:00P M. Please RSVP to Anne Hawkins either by calling her cell phone, 410-913-7405, or by leaving a message with Happy Riley at . . . → Read More: Ladies’ Fellowship Afternoon Tea  The prize for the most embarrassing character I have ever met goes to my Great Uncle Tom. It didn’t matter where we were—a cocktail party, a restaurant, the theater, or a sports stadium—Great Uncle Tom could be relied upon to do something that would make us cringe, wishing that the ground would open and swallow . . . → Read More: Great Uncle Tom: the most embarrassing of them all Note: Judy Elliot has volunteered to be our liaison with At Jacob’s Well and will keep us informed of their immediate needs each month. Happily the food cupboards of AJW are well stocked this month due in large measure to the ongoing generosity of St. Stephen’s. Presently they have need of personal items and . . . → Read More: At Jacob’s Well: Needed this month Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 33 As I was saying to the clergy before I was so rudely interrupted by a trip to the hospital, genuflection for many of the folks serving St Stephen’s altar has ceased to be an elegant act of piety and has become a near farcical physical impossibility. Mercifully, the Church in its wisdom has provided for . . . → Read More: Sarum Rite: an Anglican cure for creaking knees Here is this week’s newsletter: St. Stephen’s News XXIV No 32 |
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