Reflections from our Co-Pastors' and Wednesday Mass will pause for Lent. Join us for the many Lenten prayer and worship offerings, in person and on Zoom.

Taizé Prayer Service- begins this Thursday

Taizé worship will be held on THURSDAYS during Lent. with a 'Soup Supper' before worship. In the spirit of Lent, the meal will be simple, with just soup and bread.

Join us Thursdays throughout Lent - March 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30

• Soup Supper at 5:45 pm
• Taizé at 6:30 pm, 30 minute service, live and on Zoom

If you would like to participate with preparing a simple soup or help

with set up, clean up, and/or donate bread, sign up here!

What is Taizé

Taizé ( taa . zay’) is a place in rural France. It is also a movement that since the 1940s has attracted tens of thousands of young people from all over the world to gather to share, to pray, to sing, and to encourage acts of love and compassion to bring about peace and unity in the world. In addition, Taize’ is a community of monks of many faiths, including Reformed, Lutheran, Anglican, Catholic and others, called through the Rule of Taizé to have the unity of the body of Christ.

Taizé is also a form of communal prayer for all Christians faiths, and it is this prayer that we are called to participate in. Please come and join with members of our three congregations in this simple, meditative form of worship, calling us through scripture, song, silence, and prayer to dwell deeply on Christ’s presence around and within us.

'Blooming in the desert, a new perspective on Lent'

For an updated calendar of all Lenten opportunities for prayer, learning and reflection, click here.

Lenten Reflections begin Wednesday & Thursday

Led by Mother Rosean and Reverend Jane

Booklets still available after Mass (1 per family)

Mark your calendars! Co- Pastor led prayer and reflection weekly through Lent.   NEW TIMES

Zoom Only – same link for all session

• Every Lenten Weds. at 7:00 pm beginning March 1, or attend
• Every Lenten Thurs. at 1:00 pm beginning March 2, or both!

Lenten Social Justice Project

For the 2023 Lenten season, members are invited to participate in a “rice bowl” alms-giving Social Justice project. 

The Social Justice Committee considered several worthwhile charities but settled on supporting the following 3 charities for the Lenten project:

• Homeward Alliance: helps at risk and unhoused individuals and families with a continuum of programs that address basic needs, housing-focused case management, behavioral health, and employment services. (https://www.homewardalliance.org/)

• ISAAC: The Interfaith Solidarity And Accompaniment Coalition works in solidarity for human dignity and immigration justice, creating communities of welcome, recognition, healing and accompaniment. (https://isaacnoco.org/)



• TACSCO: Turkish American Cultural Society of Colorado is collecting funds to help front line workers and victims of the recent tragic earthquake in Turkey and to provide longer-term assistance to help residents recover and rebuild. (http://www.tacsco.org/)

Each family is invited to take home a “rice bowl” and put alms into it during Lent. (These will be available at church March 5)

• Indicate which of the 3 charities you would like your donation to support by marking one of the choices on the label on the front of the box.. If you wish to donate by check, you can make the check out to Mary of Magdala (and indicate the charity on the memo line) 

• The Social Justice committee will collect the rice bowls at the end of Lent (Sunday -March 26) and deliver the donations to the respective organizations.

Thank you for your help. Have a blessed and holy Lent!

Celebrating the life of Mother Sheila Dierks

A long-time member of Light of Christ in Longmont, Mother Sheila pastored the independent Catholic Boulder Community in Discernment. With tender love and thanksgiving we mark the completion of her baptismal journey. Our prayers and loving support go out to her husband Peter, their family and the communities blessed by her ministry.

Fr. Teri Harroun of Light of Christ wrote this wonderful tribute.



Please send prayer requests to marymagdalafc@gmail.com. Prayers will be listed for one month unless requested for longer. Prayers for the repose of souls will be listed for six months unless requested for a longer time.

Sunday Mass February 26 2023

Celebrating the 1st Sunday in Lent with our 301 Faith Partners. A video recording of the service is available here. Rev Jane Reina, presider - assisted by Rev. Rick Reiten and Deacon Katie Kline with Rev Felicia Smith-Graybeal delivering the homily.

Wednesday Masses during Lent are paused through Easter - 11:00 am

• Cancelled. Join us Wednesday and Thursday Lenten offerings (see above)

Lenten Theme: Blooming in the Desert: A new perspective on Lent

Sunday March 5 12:30 pm

• 2nd Sunday in Lent
• Father Teri Harroun presiding



Sunday March 12 12:30 pm

• 3rd Sunday in Lent
• Mother Rosean Amaral presiding

Sunday March 19 12:30 pm

• 4th Sunday in Lent
• Father Michael Nicosia presiding

Sunday March 26 12:30 pm

• 5th Sunday in Lent
• Rev. Jane Reina presiding

Mary of Magdala Parish Membership And Sunday Offertory

All are invited and ALL are welcome to join our parish community.

Here is the webpage with more information. If you would like to contribute to Mary of Magdala, here ways to schedule a single or recurring Sunday offertory.

The ECC Regional Website is now live - View here.

Newsletters of Trinity Lutheran Church and the St. Paul's Episcopal  

Click here for the Trinity Lutheran Church monthly newsletter, "Tidings". And here is St Paul's weekly bulletin.

Mary of Magdala Member Directory

Need to view, update information or download a copy of the member directory? Just click here.

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