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This Sunday at the Cathedral
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Help Us Bless the Equality Marchers Sunday!
This Sunday, join us as we bless the marchers in the San Diego March for Equality. S
tarting in the Sixth Avenue courtyard at 9:45 am, we will process in full liturgical garb from the Cathedral to the marcher's gathering point
at Juniper and Sixth Avenue. We will then offer a brief blessing and prayer to the crowd. If you don't plan to march, you will be able to return to the cathedral in time for the 10:30 a.m. service.
This Sunday is Youth Sunday!
Youth will participate in the liturgy as readers, acolytes, lectors, intercessors. In the liturgy we are also celebrating the conclusion of the Children, Youth, and Family Faith Formation program Rite 13, which was a seven-week curriculum for children entering their teenage years and offered them a space to begin exploring their faith in an important time of transition in their lives. Keep an eye out for the kids' personal reflections on this experience on the blog soon.
Join the Children, Youth, and Family End-of-Year BBQ
After the 10:30 a.m. service, Balboa Park (across from Cathedral)
The Cathedral will provide hamburgers, veggie burgers, sides, and drinks. All those attending are invited to bring a dessert of their choice. RSVP: David Tremaine, tremained@stpaulcathedral.org
Reconciliation 2017: Peace and Violence: Join a Discussion,"Reflections From Iraq,"
9:00 a.m., Great Hall
We continue our series on peace and violence as our very own Mel Yokoyama shares his experience, stories, and reflections from his deployment in Iraq. INFO: David Tremaine, tremained@stpaulcathedral.org
Choral Evensong,
5:00 p.m.
Evensong will be sung by the cathedral choristers of boys and men. A group of 10 of our boy choristers are returning after last week's end-of-season Spring Concert to offer Benjamin Britten's "Rejoice in the Lamb" as the Anthem. This much-beloved work sets texts by Christopher Smart in a delightful and dramatic way--a trademark of Britten's composition.
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Preview Sunday Service Sheets
CLICK HERE to read the Sunday Worship Sheets, including the scriptures for this Sunday. 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."
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Read the Cathedral Life Announcements for More News!
CLICK HERE to see this Sunday's announcements.These announcements include news and events for this week and beyond,
which are not included in this eBulletin. Be sure to read it to keep up to date!
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This Week's Cathedral Events
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Come to Our "Dean's Breakfast" Tomorrow
Friday, June 9, 8:00 a.m.
Our Friday morning breakfast and conversation continues tomorrow morning. We meet at Bread and 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!
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Enjoy Our Free Weekly Organ Recital
Tuesday, June 13, 12:30 p.m., Cathedral
Nicholas Halbert will offer the special and free gift of a recital on our landmark organ. Free recitals are at 12:30 p.m. most Tuesdays.
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Participate in the Monthly Guided Labyrinth Walk
Tuesday, June 13, 6:00 p.m., Great Hall
All are welcome to enter the labyrinth and find their way to the center of this deep spiritual peace. INFO: Melanie Ekberg, melanie.ekberg@gmail.com.
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Stand Up Against "Conversion Therapy"!
Candlelight Vigil: Thursday, June 15, 5:30 p.m., 5th Ave. Courtyard
Faith Community Call-To-Love Demonstration: Saturday, June 17, City View Church, 8404 Phyllis Pl, 92123, 8:00 a.m.
Join St. Paul's and the San Diego interfaith community as we protest the Restored Hope Network's annual conference, which touts conversion therapy to "restore hope to those broken by... homosexuality." A collaboration of organizations and interfaith leaders will hold a candlelight vigil and demonstration to denounce the harmful practice of conversion therapy, especially under the guise of faith. Show your opposition and join us for these events!
Learn more on the Candlelight Vigil Facebook event page and the Call-To-Love Demonstration Facebook event page.
INFO: Jeff Martinhauk, martinhaukj@stpaulcathedral.org
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You Are Invited to the Ordination of Deacons
Saturday, June 17, 10:00 a.m.
Bishop Mathes will ordain St. Paul's parishioner Christie Fleming as a transitional deacon and Susan Green, parishioner of St. Paul's in the Desert, Palm Springs, as a perpetual or vocational deacon. Christie recently graduated from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific and Susan from the diocesan School for Ministry. Christie has been called to serve as deacon-and later priest-in-charge for Christ Episcopal Church in Bastrop, Louisiana, a 120-year-old congregation in the northeast corner of the state. All are welcome at this wonderful celebration, which will be the last ordination presided over by Bishop Mathes before his departure in July. We welcome donations of food for the reception following the service: Please contact Kathleen Burgess, burgessk@stpaulcathedral.org, to help.
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Honor World Refugee Day
Sunday, June 18
Your support of the
RefugeeNet Campership Drive during the offertory will provide funds to purchase camping supplies, as well as a transformational week at Camp Stevens: $75 per camper will purchase toiletries, underwear, socks, a swimsuit, towel, flashlight, water bottle, and duffle bag. $745 provides trained, caring counselors; home-cooked, healthy meals; craft and medical supplies; bus transportation to and from the city; and access to acres of open space riddled with adventure. At least 40 refugee children will attend Camp Stevens this summer, making the Refugee Campership Fund goal $29,800.
In addition, the 5:00 p.m. Evensong will recognize World Refugee Day, and will be followed by a reception.
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Reconciliation 2017:
Peace and Violence, Join a Discussion on "Searching for Peace"
Sunday, June 18, 9:00 a.m., Great Hall
Join the leadership from Refugee Net during this forum as they lead us in a reflection about the tension of peace and violence found in the journey of the refugee in our community. INFO: David Tremaine, tremained@stpaulcathedral.org
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Meet Others in Their 20s and 30s at Our Sunday Brunch
Sunday, June 18, after the 10:30 a.m. service
The 20s/30s 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. Please join us at our next brunch next week! We will meet in the courtyard after the service ends and walk over to brunch together. No need to RSVP but feel free to contact Hazelruth Adams at hazelruth.a@gmail.com
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Longtime parishioner Dorothy Green died
yesterday, June 7,
after being homebound
for many years.
Services are pending.
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Can't Join us In-Person on Sunday?
Live-Stream Instead!
On those days that you are unable to be with us in person, we invite you to join us virtually. You can live-stream our 10:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. services here.
See links to on-demand services below:
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