St. Margaret’s Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Mar 21, 2022

St. Margaret’s was founded 50 years ago this year. A weekend-long celebration was held culminating in a festive Holy Eucharist and reception on March 20th. Below you will find photographs from the Sunday morning Eucharist celebration.

Forward Day By Day – July 31, 2020

Ignatius of Loyola's conversion was a traumatic experience. Because of recklessness born of a desire to be famous, he sustained a life-threatening injury in the 1521 Battle of Pamplona. During his recovery, he discovered a spiritual connection to Christ and a new...

Forward Day By Day – July 30, 2020

From the Archives: April 4, 1968 The concern Jesus displayed for obvious and spectacular sinners weighed heavily against his claim to represent God. Some suspected that Jesus did not know enough about righteousness to be able to recognize si....(View this reading and...

Forward Day By Day – July 29, 2020

On this day in 1974, eleven women became the first ordained to the priesthood in the Episcopal Church. Their ordinations helped move the church toward a fuller expression of ministry and reconciliation. How fitting for this event to happen on the feast of Mary and...

A Pastoral Letter on COVID -19

A Pastoral Letter on COVID -19

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Forward Day By Day – July 28, 2020

Johann Bach’s profound connection to the passion narrative and his relentless pursuit of harmonious structure have cemented his place of honor among the saints of God. While his life’s work is well-remembered, his burial site is hotly debated. While no ....(View this...

Forward Day By Day – July 27, 2020

This last section of Romans reads like the toast at a wedding being attended by a bunch of people who don’t know each other very well. Uncle Paul starts knitting up the story of this family, reminding them of who belongs to which parents, who married into the family,...

Forward Day By Day – July 26, 2020

Jesus spends a significant amount of time telling us parables about how things are, how they are going to be, and how we can do better. He’s always telling us what to look for, how things will feel, explaining to us what to do when people are hurting or afraid or need...

Forward Day By Day – July 25, 2020

James and John, the sons of Zebedee—called Boanerges by Jesus, meaning the sons of thunder—are among the first followers of Jesus. James is the first apostle to die, and John is known to us as the one Jesus loves. But do they really imagine they'll have the...

Forward Day By Day – July 24, 2020

Thomas á Kempis wrote The Imitation of Christ, a spiritual handbook, between 1418 and 1427. Reflective of his vocation as a priest living in a community of other priests, his devotional meditations placed a strong focus on cultivating an interior spiritual life, with...

Forward Day By Day – July 23, 2020

From the Archives: December 4, 1943We recently learned of a striking experience on the islands of the Inland Sea near Japan. A sailor approached a priest and asked him to call upon a friend in deep spiritual need. ....(View this reading and more resources for prayer...