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February 23, 2017
Our weekly e-bulletin helps keep you informed of what's happening at St. Paul's Cathedral and beyond. If you have something to announce or need more information, let us know at news@stpaulcathedral.org
This Weekend at St. Paul's
Preview Sunday Service Sheets
CLICK HERE to read the Sunday Worship Sheets inc
luding the scriptures for this Sunday. On the
Worship and Prayer page look for the second bullet point:
"For our upcoming Sunday's Worship Sheet and Evensong Bulletin, click on the service time: 8:00 am, 10:30 am, 5:00 pm".
Pick Up Your Lenten Reflection Guide Sunday!
The Reflection Guide includes daily Bible readings, reflections, and meditations from Cathedral clergy, staff, and parishioners. It also includes weekly questions for the community-wide book study. It is meant to be a way for the Cathedral community to take a Lenten journey together, as we seek a deeper connection to our faiths, our community, and each other. Pick up a Guide Sunday on the porches.
9:00 A.M. FORUM: Reconciliation 2017: "History of Civil Rights in San Diego"
Guild Room
Join us as we conclude our February forum series on race with a discussion on the history of Civil Rights in San Diego led by Civil Rights historian Leah Goodwin.
10:30 A.M. Service: Watch for the Children, Youth, Family (CYF) Alleluia Procession Sunday
The church has a custom of not speaking or singing the word "Alleluia" during Lent, as well as a tradition of physically burying the word, which is then dug up on Easter. Sunday, CYF will process out of the church with an Alleluia banner. It's disappearance will represent "burying" the word until Easter.
12:00 P.M.: Stay for the Pancake Brunch/Breakfast/ FlipFest Sunday!
Join us in the Great Hall Sunday after the 10:30 a.m. service for buttermilk pancakes and sausages. The clergy and others will entertain us with pancake races. Come and cheer for your favorite flipper!
5:00 P.M. EVENSONG
Evensong will be sung by the St Cecilia Choir of girls and men. Evensong is sung year-round in the tradition of the great English cathedrals and collegiate chapels. Come gain peace from the past week and encouragement for the start of the new.
 Post-Evensong Organ Recital with Award-Winning Organist
Join us for this organ recital featuring Dr. David Henning, the Director of Music and Parish Organist at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, TX. David has won a number of organ competitions and has recently presented concerts in St. Paul's Cathedral, London and Grace Cathedral, San Francisco.
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Upcoming Events
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Come to "The Dean's Breakfast"
Friday, Feb. 24, 8:00 a.m., Bread & Cie Restaurant
Our Friday morning breakfast and conversation continues tomorrow morning. We meet at Bread & Cie on University between 3rd and 4th Avenues, next door to Peet's. Join us for this great opportunity for fellowship and to meet each other!
Simpler Living: "Babette's Feast" Film/Potluck
Saturday, Feb. 25, potluck starts at 6:00 p.m., film at 6:30 p.m., Guild Room
"Babette's Feast" is an Isak Dineson story of the sensual and spiritual worlds coming together in one supreme act of self-sacrifice and thanks-giving. We think this 1987 film is a contemporary classic (and one of the great films on food-our current SL theme). If you have seen it before, come see it again. If not, you are in for a treat! For the potluck, please try to bring sustainably raised food, ready to serve. A discussion will follow the film. Sign-up for this FREE event at the Simpler Living table after the 10:30 service. INFO: Phil Petrie (619) 298-0464
Stephen Ministry Education Forum - All are
Invited!
Saturday Feb., 25, 10:00 a.m., Fireside Room on the third floor
Our Stephen Ministers enjoy a topical presentation and discussion on the fourth Saturday of each month. This week: Caring for those experiencing grief taught by Canon Brooks Mason. RSVP
if you would like to attend so we can plan handouts for you
: Ellen Meier, emeier.pf@gmail.com or (619) 922-5837
Zydeco Mass and Reception
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 6:00 p.m.;
Mass is free to all, Reception is $20 (kids 12 and under are free)
This festive Mardi Gras experience is your chance to kick up your heels before the somber season of Lent. Music begins at 5:45 p.m., followed by Eucharist. Unlike any other Mass you've been to, there will be beads flying, dancing in the aisles, costumes and masks. A perfect event for friends and neighbors! Then join us in the Great Hall for a Cajun Reception. Tickets for dinner must be purchased in advance, on Sundays or online: www.stpaulcathedral.org/zydeco
Ash Wednesday, March 1
7:30 a.m., Ashes; 12:00 p.m., Ashes and Eucharist; 7:00 p.m., Bilingual, choral service with imposition of ashes and Eucharist
We welcome the solemn season of Lent, by marking each person with ashes and saying, "you are dust, and to dust you shall return." We are reminded of our mortality and called to place our hope in God, not our bodies.
Dine Out with Others in Their 20s and 30s
Wednesday, March 1
This group is for people in their 20s and 30s to get to know other young people in the St. Paul's community. We meet for dinner every 1st Wednesday of the month and for brunch the 3rd Sunday of every month. INFO: Hazelruth Adams, hazelruth.a@gmail.com
Women Together at St. Paul's: "The Story of the
Medieval Cathedral"
Thursday, March 2, 6:00 p.m., Great Hall, The Rev. Canon Anne Chisham
Cathedrals are more than the stone and mortar with which they are built. It is the human contribution and the spirit that surrounds and inspires the broader experience that comprises the real story of these venerable buildings. Dinner is $12 (pay at door) or bring your own. RSVP by Monday, Feb. 27 (with or without dinner): www.stpaulcathedral.org/women-together or sign up in courtyard Sundays.
Stations of the Cross
Every Friday, March 3 to April 7 , 6:00 p.m.
We recreate and remember the final journey of Christ, from condemnation to the tomb, in 14 stations.
Join the Lenten Quiet Day for Women
Saturday, March 11, 9:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., St. David's Episcopal Church, 5050 Milton Street, San Diego, CA 92110
This event, open to all women in the Diocese, will have talks by the Rev. Martha Anderson, interspersed with quiet times for meditation, prayer or walking the labyrinth. The theme is "The Season of Lent: from Fasting to Feasting." A worship service will be at noon, followed by a potluck (please bring a salad or dessert to share). RSVP by March 6: Janet Shaw, jallenshaw@yahoo.com, (619) 823-2304
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Free Lunch-Time Organ Recital
Tuesday, Feb. 28, 12:30 p.m.
Alan Dominicci will perform a special and free gift of a recital on our landmark organ. Free recitals are from 12:30 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. every Tuesday. Come and enjoy!
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By now many of you have read the letter our Bishop sent out early Monday morning, letting us know that he has accepted a call to serve the community at Virginia Theological Seminary. We will host a goodbye service at the Cathedral on July 1. Read more about this here.
Help Make Zydeco Memorable
Be a part of the party and sign up to help with this year's Zydeco Mass and Reception on Feb. 28. Before the event, we need volunteers to help with ticket sales and decorating. On the day of the event, we need ticket takers and help cleaning up. INFO: Bob Oslie, oslieb@stpaulcathedral.org
"Ashes-to-Go": Reach Out to the Community
Wednesday, March 1
Are you are interested in being sent into the city with ashes to touch many in affirmation of their spiritual journeys? Ash Wednesday introduces the 40-day solemn season of Lent, a time of reflection, repentance, and resolve. The imposition of ashes on that day is an ancient reminder that "we are dust, and to dust we shall return." Many who don't know about our services or cannot attend on that day would still like to observe it. It has truly been a memorable experience for all who have participated in the past. We will have a sign up table after the services beginning Sunday. INFO: Pat Kreder at Grandykreder@gmail.com.
Easter Flower Donations Welcome
Beginning in Lent, we do not have flowers in the Cathedral. However, donations can be given in honor or memory-or just for giving-for Easter flowers. Starting March 5, look for the Easter donation envelopes.
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Education and Formation
Upcoming Sunday 9 a.m. Forums
This Lent we will bring together the faith communities of the Islamic Center of San Diego, Ohr Shalom Syngogue and St. Paul's for an interfaith book discussion on Michael Kinnamon's new book, "The Witness of Religion in an Age of Fear."
Reconciliation 2017: Interfaith Book Discussion, Week One, March 5
For the first Interfaith Group Discussion of our Lenten Book series, author Michael Kinnamon will be here to lead an introductory conversation about his book "The Witness of Religion in an Age of Fear." (read more about this below)
Week Two, March 12
We will meet reflect together on the major themes from the book's introduction.
Spiritual Growth Opportunities in Lent
This Lent, we have many opportunities to connect and stretch your faith. Learn more, order the book for the community-wide book study, and/or sign up for any of the small groups on our webpage:
www.stpaulcathedral.org/growth
Wednesday Night Inquirers Class,
March 1 through April 15
Join us for this 7-week course of spiritual renewal, when we will connect our stories to the story of faith, paying special attention to what it means to be baptized people. All are welcome, with a special focus on those new to the Cathedral.
The following all offerings are all centered around Michael Kinnamon's upcoming book, "The Witness of Religion in an Age of Fear"
Sunday 9:00 a.m. Forums,
March 5 through April 9
Join us as we host an interfaith book study with Ohr Shalom synagogue and the Islamic Center of San Diego.
Small Group Studies
Sign up to be a part of a weekly small group book discussion at one of your St. Paul neighbor's houses or twice after church, on Sundays March 19 and April 9.
Faith To Go
Look out for this new online resource that offers fresh inspiration on what it means to be a follower of Christ in the modern world. Our relaunched podcast will be one of the resources.
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Youth NightWatch
Saturday, March 4,
5:00 p.m. until morning
Calling all Youth: Everyone ages 11 to 18 is invited. Bring a friend! (no need to be a church-goer to attend)
Please join youth from parishes across the Diocese for a party and Lenten offering! You never know what will happen at this overnight journey, but it will likely include karaoke, ping pong, art, pizza, small group discussion and meditation stations. And you'll sleep in the cathedral! Suggested donation: $10. INFO: Robin Taylor, (858) 342-5227, taylorr@stpaulcathedral.org
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Please drop your children off in their classrooms by 10:15. They will join you in the service at 11:15. Ask an usher or greeter for help finding classrooms!
- All Ages Welcome Class (ages 4-10), 3rd Floor Atrium Room
- Cathedral Youth (ages 11-18), Courtyard Conference Room
Exploring Sunday's Lessons
Sundays, Fireside Room
Come join us this Epiphanytide! Rev. Dr. Carol Worthing will lead us in exploring the lectionary texts that reveal Jesus as the manifestation of God, in human form, sent to save the whole world. (We will be joining the 9 a.m. Interfaith Book Study for Lent., beginning March 5.)
Bible Study
Sundays, 9 a.m.,
Parlor
All are welcome to this small group study of the New Testament, now studying I Corinthians. Enter Great Hall's front door, descend the steps, and turn right to the room below.INFO: Margaret Bezy,
mbezy1@icloud.com
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The Cathedral Blog "All Our Voices" is your chance to join the conversation, to slow down and reflect on how God is working in our lives. Sometimes serious, sometimes humorous, but always interesting. Submit your own blog anytime to stpaulblog@gmail.com. Click here to explore the blog.
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