Rectors Report: July TRANSITIONS and the Feast of St. Anna
RECTOR’S REPORT July 2019 The Feast of St. Anna was one of the best that we have experienced in years. Some of the key features was an aggressive outreach to
Continue readingRECTOR’S REPORT July 2019 The Feast of St. Anna was one of the best that we have experienced in years. Some of the key features was an aggressive outreach to
Continue readingAs of this moment Saint Anna’s, in order to respect City directives and to preserve community safety, will be canceling Mass normally held at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. If conditions
Continue readingTHE REV. DANIEL B. HANNA passed away on Wednesday May 22nd in the early hours at Lambeth House/St. Anna’s nursing home. He was visited yesterday by many friends and the
Continue readingAn evening in the city. It is about six in the evening in this old city. I step out of my office on the second floor of a very old
Continue reading“Polo” was a man. He was a man who made his home along the North Claiborne Avenue corridor. I did not know Polo but I do know that he breathed,
Continue readingThese are some of the wonderful ladies of Grace Episcopal Church in St. Francisville, LA. Some I have met before, some were new friends and faces. Yes, this wonderful community
Continue readingWhenever the rainbow appears in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and all living creatures of every kind on the earth.”So God
Continue reading8/28/17 NEW ORLEANS by The Very Rev. Bill Terry+: As we all hunker down awaiting the rain my wife and I sat on our porch after tonight’s evening
Continue reading“Hey Ya’ll:I can’t thank you enough for helping me to raise Emman and Clyde. As shy as Clyde is he got a job working at [a] Restaurant on Magazine Street.
Continue readingThis article was published by “Ambush Magazine” with thanks. The following was written a few years ago. I tweaked it but it still reads true in a community that is
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