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SUMMARY:READING THE BIBLE FOR PERSONAL MEDITATION - PRAY USING LECTIO DIVINA
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/reading-the-bible-for-personal-meditation-pray-using-lectio-divina/2026-08-25/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T130000
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SUMMARY:Joint Parish Picnic — Aug. 22
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/joint-parish-picnic-aug-22/
LOCATION:Sacred Heart Church\, 414 Haviland Drive\, Patterson\, NY\, 12563\, United States
CATEGORIES:Events for Families and Kids
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T110000
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CREATED:20260814T170612Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260814T170612Z
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SUMMARY:From Mourning to Joy Bereavement Ministry
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/from-mourning-to-joy-bereavement-ministry/2026-08-22/
LOCATION:Board Room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T070000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260822T083000
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CREATED:20260819T194117Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260819T194117Z
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SUMMARY:St. Lawrence/ Sacred Heart Men's Ministry
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/st-lawrence-sacred-heart-mens-ministry/2026-08-22/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation,For Men
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ORGANIZER;CN="Patrick Ford":MAILTO:patrickford07@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260821T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260821T203000
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CREATED:20260717T174428Z
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SUMMARY:34th St. Lawrence & Sacred Heart Golf Outing
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/34th-st-lawrence-sacred-heart-golf-outing/
LOCATION:Centential Golf Course\, Carmel NY\, 185 John Simpson Rd\, Carmel\, NY\, 10512\, United States
CATEGORIES:For Men,For Women,Special Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jimmy King":MAILTO:topjimmyking1@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260818T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260818T210000
DTSTAMP:20260810T213438Z
CREATED:20260810T213438Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260810T213438Z
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SUMMARY:READING THE BIBLE FOR PERSONAL MEDITATION - PRAY USING LECTIO DIVINA
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/reading-the-bible-for-personal-meditation-pray-using-lectio-divina/2026-08-18/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Event-_Meditation--scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260815T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260815T110000
DTSTAMP:20260814T170612Z
CREATED:20260814T170612Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260814T170612Z
UID:10003868-1786784400-1786791600@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:From Mourning to Joy Bereavement Ministry
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/from-mourning-to-joy-bereavement-ministry/2026-08-15/
LOCATION:Board Room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/webp:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/bereavement.webp
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260729T184500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260729T200000
DTSTAMP:20260604T190719Z
CREATED:20260604T190719Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260604T190719Z
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SUMMARY:Women’s GIFT Book Discussion – Theo of Golden by Allen Levi
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/womens-gift-book-discussion-theo-of-golden-by-allen-levi/
LOCATION:Pieta Courtyard
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260728T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260728T210000
DTSTAMP:20260625T195608Z
CREATED:20260625T195608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260625T195608Z
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SUMMARY:Communicating Anger and Affection Effectively – Presentation by Fr. Joachim
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/communicating-anger-and-affection-effectively-presentation-by-fr-joachim/2026-07-28/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Event-_Anger-to-Affection-1-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260721T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260721T210000
DTSTAMP:20260625T195608Z
CREATED:20260625T195608Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260625T195608Z
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SUMMARY:Communicating Anger and Affection Effectively – Presentation by Fr. Joachim
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/communicating-anger-and-affection-effectively-presentation-by-fr-joachim/2026-07-21/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Event-_Anger-to-Affection-1-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260629T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260629T203000
DTSTAMP:20260610T180910Z
CREATED:20260610T180910Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260610T180910Z
UID:10003703-1782759600-1782765000@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Power of Forgiveness
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-power-of-forgiveness/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Event-_Freedom-dr-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260625T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260625T210000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212610Z
CREATED:20260417T212610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212610Z
UID:10003637-1782414000-1782421200@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - PM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-pm-session/2026-06-25/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260625T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260625T113000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212313Z
CREATED:20260417T212313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212313Z
UID:10003629-1782379800-1782387000@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - AM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-am-session/2026-06-25/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260624T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260624T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T213407Z
CREATED:20260417T213407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T213407Z
UID:10003644-1782327600-1782333000@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:THE CHRISTIAN MYTHIC NARRATIVE: THE DEEP HISTORY OF THE WORLD Explore the Christian story from Creation to the Church
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-christian-mythic-narrative-the-deep-history-of-the-world-explore-the-christian-story-from-creation-to-the-church/2026-06-24/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Event-_Christian-Narrative-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260623T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260623T203000
DTSTAMP:20260611T005158Z
CREATED:20260604T191726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T005158Z
UID:10003650-1782241200-1782246600@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:Pope Leo’s First Encyclical – Presentation by Fr. Joachim
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/pope-leos-first-encyclical-presentation-by-fr-joachim/2026-06-23/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Event-_FFA-_Pope-Leo-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260618T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260618T210000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212610Z
CREATED:20260417T212610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212610Z
UID:10003636-1781809200-1781816400@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - PM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-pm-session/2026-06-18/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260618T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260618T113000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212313Z
CREATED:20260417T212313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212313Z
UID:10003628-1781775000-1781782200@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - AM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-am-session/2026-06-18/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260617T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260617T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T213407Z
CREATED:20260417T213407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T213407Z
UID:10003643-1781722800-1781728200@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:THE CHRISTIAN MYTHIC NARRATIVE: THE DEEP HISTORY OF THE WORLD Explore the Christian story from Creation to the Church
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-christian-mythic-narrative-the-deep-history-of-the-world-explore-the-christian-story-from-creation-to-the-church/2026-06-17/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Event-_Christian-Narrative-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260616T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260616T203000
DTSTAMP:20260611T005158Z
CREATED:20260604T191726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T005158Z
UID:10003649-1781636400-1781641800@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:Pope Leo’s First Encyclical – Presentation by Fr. Joachim
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/pope-leos-first-encyclical-presentation-by-fr-joachim/2026-06-16/2/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Event-_FFA-_Pope-Leo-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260616T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260616T170000
DTSTAMP:20260611T005158Z
CREATED:20260604T191726Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260611T005158Z
UID:10003704-1781596800-1781629200@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:Pope Leo’s First Encyclical – Presentation by Fr. Joachim
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/pope-leos-first-encyclical-presentation-by-fr-joachim/2026-06-16/1/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Event-_FFA-_Pope-Leo-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T210000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212610Z
CREATED:20260417T212610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212610Z
UID:10003635-1781204400-1781211600@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - PM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-pm-session/2026-06-11/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260611T113000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212313Z
CREATED:20260417T212313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212313Z
UID:10003627-1781170200-1781177400@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - AM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-am-session/2026-06-11/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260610T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260610T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T213407Z
CREATED:20260417T213407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T213407Z
UID:10003642-1781118000-1781123400@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:THE CHRISTIAN MYTHIC NARRATIVE: THE DEEP HISTORY OF THE WORLD Explore the Christian story from Creation to the Church
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-christian-mythic-narrative-the-deep-history-of-the-world-explore-the-christian-story-from-creation-to-the-church/2026-06-10/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Event-_Christian-Narrative-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260610T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260610T200000
DTSTAMP:20260406T184009Z
CREATED:20260406T184009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260406T184009Z
UID:10003619-1781118000-1781121600@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:Hope and Healing Continues - Forgiveness
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/hope-and-healing-continues-forgiveness/2026-06-10/
LOCATION:New York Room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Event-English-Hope-and-Healing-Program.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260604T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260604T210000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212610Z
CREATED:20260417T212610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212610Z
UID:10003634-1780599600-1780606800@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - PM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-pm-session/2026-06-04/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260604T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260604T113000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212313Z
CREATED:20260417T212313Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212313Z
UID:10003626-1780565400-1780572600@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - AM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-am-session/2026-06-04/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260603T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260603T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T213407Z
CREATED:20260417T213407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T213407Z
UID:10003641-1780513200-1780518600@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:THE CHRISTIAN MYTHIC NARRATIVE: THE DEEP HISTORY OF THE WORLD Explore the Christian story from Creation to the Church
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-christian-mythic-narrative-the-deep-history-of-the-world-explore-the-christian-story-from-creation-to-the-church/2026-06-03/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Event-_Christian-Narrative-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260603T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260603T200000
DTSTAMP:20260406T184009Z
CREATED:20260406T184009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260406T184009Z
UID:10003618-1780513200-1780516800@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:Hope and Healing Continues - Forgiveness
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/hope-and-healing-continues-forgiveness/2026-06-03/
LOCATION:New York Room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Event-English-Hope-and-Healing-Program.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260602T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260602T203000
DTSTAMP:20260417T214125Z
CREATED:20260417T214125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T214125Z
UID:10003645-1780426800-1780432200@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:EXPLORING WORLD RELIGIONS PRESENTATION BY Dcn. Mark Shkreli
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/exploring-world-religions-presentation-by-dcn-mark-shkreli/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation,Special Events
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/Event-_Religions-of-the-world-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260528T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260528T210000
DTSTAMP:20260417T212610Z
CREATED:20260417T212610Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260417T212610Z
UID:10003633-1779994800-1780002000@stlawrence-sacredheart.org
SUMMARY:The Rescue Project - Back by Popular Demand! - PM Session
DESCRIPTION:One of the things I appreciate the most about attending large Catholic conferences\, like Amazing Parish\, is when hundreds or thousands of Catholics worship en masse\, reciting prayers together. The room reverberates with the power of the words – not just the sound and meaning of the syllables and sentences\, but the power of the breath and cadence that produces a unified feeling that our faith is so much bigger than our own beliefs and what resides in our own hearts. We are reminded that we have a faith formed and reliant on community. The Sunday after returning from Houston\, when our congregation stood after the homily\, I felt that same sensation. We all began with the words\, “I believe in God\, the Father Almighty\, maker of Heaven and Earth…” The hundreds of us produced that same unified commitment to our faith and to each other. We all may be saying\, “I believe\,” but shoulder to shoulder our ‘I’s become ‘We’s and God is blessing our faithfulness as a community. Of course\, it is important to pray and meditate alone as well\, but Jesus did not design a Church for individuals; He created one where members would gather regularly and energize each other until the end of time. I have also been noticing how many people can pray along with the Latin prayers scattered through the liturgy these days\, and O Salutaris and Tantum Ergo in Benediction. Many of us never learned Latin in school\, but exposure in our services is teaching us to unite our voices not only with our modern-day brothers and sisters in Brewster and Patterson\, but also two thousand years of unified Catholics praying in their churches around the world. As a faith community of Catholics at St. Lawrence and Sacred Heart\, let us speak out our common prayers boldly in Mass\, not quietly under our breath or in our minds. Let us energize each other so that we not only hear the faith-filled words of our fellow parishioners\, but feel them as they bounce off the floors\, walls\, and into our hearts. Scripture: Read Acts 4:31. What stands out?   Call to Action: Let us say our prayers loud and clear so that beyond our church walls neighbors walking their dogs and watering their flowers know that we are a community of people united in prayer.
URL:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/es/event/the-rescue-project-back-by-popular-demand-pm-session/2026-05-28/
LOCATION:SLOT Parish Center\, large conference room\, 11 Eastview Ave\, Brewster\, NY\, 10509\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adult Faith Formation
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://stlawrence-sacredheart.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Event-_Rescue-Prj-English-scaled.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynda Holler":MAILTO:slotlynda@gmail.com
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR