Service Schedule

Sunday
7:15am Morning Prayer
8:00am Low Mass
9:00am Confession
   (2nd & 4th Sunday)
9:00am Adult Bible Study
   (September through June)
10:00am High Mass
11:30am Children's Sunday School
   (September through June,
   during coffee hour following
   10:00 Mass)
5:00pm Evening Prayer
   (Evensong on 1st Sunday)

Monday
12:15pm Low Mass

Tuesday
7:00am Low Mass

Wednesday
5:30pm Confession
   (1st & 3rd Wednesdays)
5:45pm Evening Prayer
6:30pm Low Mass
   (6:00pm during Lent)
7:00pm Inquirers' Class

Thursday
12:15pm Low Mass with Laying On
   of Hands

Friday
12:15pm Low Mass

Saturday
8:00am Low Mass

Parking
Parking is available on the street or in the Good Samaritan Hospital parking structure behind the Church on Marshall Street.

Parents with Young Children
A room is available adjoining the Narthex for parents with young children needing special attention during worship services.

 

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Upcoming Events

Highlights are shown below. Mass is held daily, and the regular daily service schedule is shown on the left. Complete May and June calendars are available here.


Eastertide 2012

Starting May 9, a 5:45pm Service of Evening Prayer will be added to the Wednesday schedule.

A series of Inquirers' and Confirmation Classes following Wednesday 6:30pm Masses will commence on May 9. These classes are open to anyone desiring to learn more about the Faith, membership in the parish or receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation. The classes are based on The Catholic Religion, by Vernon Staley.

Rogation Wednesday, May 16

  • 5:45pm Evening Prayer
  • 6:30pm Low Mass
  • Inquirers' and Confirmation Class follows the 6:30pm Mass

The Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ (Day of Obligation), Thursday, May 17

  • 12:15pm Low Mass
  • 7:00pm Sung Mass

Sunday After The Ascension, May 20

  • 7:15am Morning Prayer
  • 8:00am Low Mass
  • 9:00am Adult Religious Education
  • 10:00am High Mass
  • 5:00pm Evening Prayer

Monthly Parish Requiem Mass, 6:30pm, Wednesday, May 23

  • 5:45pm Evening Prayer
  • 6:30pm Requiem Mass
  • Inquirers' and Confirmation Class follows the 6:30pm Mass

Whitsunday (Feast of Pentecost), May 27

  • 7:15am Morning Prayer
  • 8:00am Low Mass
  • 9:00am Confession
  • 9:00am Adult Religious Education
  • 10:00am High Mass
  • 5:00pm Evening Prayer

Wednesday in Whitsun Week, May 30

  • 5:45pm Evening Prayer
  • 6:30pm Low Mass
  • Inquirers' and Confirmation Class follows the 6:30pm Mass

Trinitytide 2012

Trinity Sunday, June 3

The Martyrs of Lyons, Wednesday, June 6

  • 5:45pm Evening Prayer
  • 6:30pm Low Mass
  • Inquirers' and Confirmation Class follows the 6:30pm Mass

Corpus Christi, Thursday, June 7

  • 12:30pm Low Mass and Layong on of Hands

First Sunday After Trinity, June 10

  • 7:15am Morning Prayer
  • 8:00am Low Mass
  • 9:00am Confession
  • 9:00am Adult Religious Education
  • 10:00am High Mass
  • 5:00pm Evening Prayer

 

 

On Unity Within
the Catholic Church


The Parish of Saint Mark is a member of the Anglican Province of Christ the King, the Western States Diocese, under Archbishop James E. Provence.

Beloved, when I gave all diligence to write unto you of the common salvation, it was needful for me to write unto you, and exhort you that ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints. - Jude 1:3

We profess the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Faith professed by the whole Church before the disunion of East and West; more particularly, as professed by the Church of England... - Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells, England (1637 ~ 1711)

The Parish of Saint Mark strives to teach and practice the "faith which was once delivered unto the saints", the original teachings of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, with nothing added or removed.

This is the faith of C. S Lewis, T. S. Eliot and William Shakespeare. It is a Traditional Episcopal and Anglo-Catholic expression of the faith of the "One Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church".

We seek to "follow Christ, to worship God...and to work and pray and give for the spread of his Kingdom." (Book of Common Prayer, p. 291)

More about our faith and beliefs may be found here.