Taking photos in St Paul’s yesterday in preparation for a school visit, I was left with the age old problem:
Why are the bad guys always more interesting?
I never can manage to side with St George.
Category: congregation
lay training
Molly thinks the lay training in Dunoon is going brilliantly. Earlier in the month, one offered blood sacrifice. Then today, another returned from Spain bearing gifts… Tango, anyone?
Addendum: Molly says colourful foreigners are fine for an evening fling, but it’s the domestic grey you can spend the night with…
shhhh
A quiet day today. No work. No blogs that require thought. And (if I’m lucky and the rain keeps up) no gardening.
Many thanks to all who worked so hard to make the Holy Week liturgies happen. It occurs to me that though we have half the people of my last church, we have not only done every bit as much, but we have done it twice and thrice.
Hopefully my brain will re-engage enough for proper blogging in the next day or two.
Holy Week Schedule
A belated on-line version:
Maundy Thursday
- 11 am Eucharist — St Paul’s Rothesay
- 3 pm Eucharist — St Martin’s Tighnabruaich
- 7.30 pm Eucharist — Holy Trinity Dunoon
Good Friday
- 12 – 2 pm, church open for quiet prayer. 2 – 3 pm Good Friday Liturgy — Holy Trinity Dunoon
- 2-3 pm, service for Good Friday — St Paul’s Rothesay
- 6.30 pm, St Martin’s congregation is invited to join in the Good Friday service at Kyles church (C of S)
Easter
- Saturday, 9 pm. Easter Vigil — Holy Trinity Dunoon
- Sunday, 11 am. Easter Eucharist — St Paul’s Rothesay
- Sunday, 3.30 pm. Easter Eucharist — Holy Trinity Dunoon
- St Martin’s Tighnabruaich is invited to join in any of the services in Dunoon or Rothesay
wonderful exchange 