October 1st to 18th, our sanctuary will be open from 6:30 to 8:30 in the evenings.
Candles will be lit. Every 15 minutes a prayer will be read, a short prayer for serenity using Francis of Assisi and Teresa of Avila. Otherwise, silence will allow us to pray.
Alberta is a very anxious place to live in this time of referendum. When considering what to offer a community in anxiety, St. David’s Council has chosen to share our sacred space and our trust in God.
It will be open for all and silent. It will be a place for us to come and put down our anxieties: personal, provincial, and otherwise.
It will be a place to breathe in God's serenity and faith in community.
I invite you to bring people who need a silent, safe place.
While we as Christians disagree on many things, we have a freedom of serenity and trust that no matter what's happening in our world, we are still being held in God's love. And that is a gift we can give people no matter how they vote.
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A lit tealight in the dark, with a few mulitcoloured lights in back ground