Join us for Mass on Sundays at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM and Wednesday Mass & Healing Serv
Continuing the Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition
Experience spiritual growth and fellowship at our church.
Our Community
Welcome to St. Paul's
Welcome to St. Paul's Anglican Church! We are an Anglican church welcoming people of all backgrounds and denominations who seek Jesus Christ. Our mission is to know Jesus Christ and to make Him known. Come and join us to see what we're all about!"
Join us for weekly Mass on Sundays at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM with Father Bill Warnky..
Holy Week Schedule
- Palm Sunday: Blessing of the Palms and Mass, 9:00 AM & 10:30 PM
- Holy Monday Mass: 10:00 AM
- Holy Tuesday Mass: 10:00 AM
- Holy Wednesday Mass: 10:00 AM
- Maundy Thursday: Foot Washing, Mass, Stripping of the Altar, and The Watch, beginning at 6:30 PM
- Good Friday: Seven Last Words of Christ: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM, The Good Friday Liturgy, and Mass of the Presanctified: 6:30 PM
- Saturday: Confession 2:00 - 3:00 PM: Great Vigil and First Mass of Easter: 6:30 PM
- Sunday, Feast of the Resurrection: Mass 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM
WEEKLY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
- Daily Mass at 10:00 AM Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
- Wednesdays at 10:00 AM & 6:30 PM.
- Corporate Rosary every Saturday at 10:00 AM, followed by Mass.
Events
Lent Services
- Friday, Lenten Stations of the Cross at Cross, followed by Meditation at 6:30 PM
- Saturday, How to say the Rosary - Question and Answer - 9:30 AM
- Saturday, Lenten Confession 2:00 PM-3:00 PM
- Sunday Mass at 10:30 AM will begin February 22nd and continue past Lent.
Other updates:
- Corporate Rosary every Saturday at 10:00 AM, followed by Mass.
- Daily Mass at 10:00 AM Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
- Wednesdays at 10:00 AM & 6:30 PM.
Please see the full list of events by clicking below.
Thoughts on Lent by Fr. Bill
Lent is Here!
March 2026
The forty days of Lent are taken from Jesus 40 days in
the wilderness after he received baptism by St. John
the Baptist in the Jordan River. This is a time when
we engage in fasting and abstinence. What does this
consist of? Abstinence has been traditionally thought
of as a reduction in the quality of food, while fasting
is a reduction in the quantity of food. Traditionally
fasting might mean giving up a meal or more, while
abstinence would mean giving up a type of food.
Instead of having a “one size fits all rule,” it is better
for each person to examine themselves and decide
what will be more efficacious to give up. Ask
yourself, “what will I really miss?” This of course can
also include drinks. If you ask yourself, “Maybe I’ll
give up X,” and you hear yourself saying, “No I won’t
do that!” It might be a good idea to give that up. If
you have given up the same thing for years, it might
be a good idea to add something to it. One of the
things that can happen is that over the course of Lent
one may discover that what has been given up is not
really missed when Easter comes.
The next part of Lent is about what am I adding to my
spiritual life to help me draw closer to God.
First, write down what your daily/weekly devotional
activity is. What you will come up with is your
personal Rule of Life. Now ask yourself what you
think/feel you need to nourish your relationship with
God now. If you have some thoughts, write them
down. If you don’t have any thoughts about what you
would like to do, write that down too. In either case, it
is important to ask God in prayer, “what he would
have me do to grow closer to HIM now.”
One thing that is good for everybody is to engage in
daily Bible reading. In our Prayer Book,, the Psalms are
divided into 60 sections labeled Morning or Evening
Prayer, day 1 through 30. Remember, the Psalms are
prayers. If you pray the psalms appointed for morning
and evening for a month you will have prayed to God
about all of the most important aspects of human life.
It is very helpful to pray these out loud so that you can
hear your voice. This will slow you down a bit which
is good. Don’t expect every verse to be meaningful,
and it is possible that you will pray verses that speak
to you. When you pray the Psalms, you are joining
millions of people who have been saying these prayers
for the last 30 centuries. In some of the Psalms, there
will be thoughts and feelings that will probably
express what you are experiencing in your life today.
It can be a great comfort to know that God has
inspired these prayers, which give voice to what you
would like to say to HIM.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Announcements
Mass and Healing Services are available and will be held every Wednesday at 10:00 AM beginning on Wednesday, the 19th. A Bible study on St. Mark will be taught by Fr. Warnky following the Mass and Healing Service.
Sunday School is available to all children at St Paul’s every Sunday, except the 1st Sunday of the month.
Father Warnky is available to provide pastoral care to St Paul’s parishioners. Father Warnky’s contact info: (214) 263-6191| wcwarnky@gmail.com
Episcopal Visitation: Bishop Bower’s visitation has
been rescheduled for Pentecost Sunday, May 24,
2026.
Committee meetings will be held on the 1st Sunday of every month after the coffee hour:
Parish Life is now Parish Planning. Parish Planning will be at the heart of the events St Paul’s is blessed to host and will be attended by Father Warnky.
Welcoming is now Outreach and Communications. Outreach and Communications will be at the heart of St Paul’s bulletins, websites, broadcasting of Sunday services, and communications within and outside of the parish
Education remains at the heart of the Sunday School and will be attended by Tom Falzone
Building and Grounds remains at the heart of maintenance and will be attended by Jason Breidinger
Sign-up sheets for Committees will be available in the parish hall. Those who have served and those who wish to serve for the Glory of God, please sign up, contact Father Bill, contact a Trustee or contact a committee member!
An Evening of Prayer: The Anglican Rosary
Join us at St. Paul’s Anglican Church for an evening centered on prayer, reflection, and drawing closer to God through the practice of the Anglican Rosary.
Used by many Anglicans as a devotional prayer practice, the Anglican Rosary offers a gentle rhythm of prayer that helps quiet the mind and open the heart to God’s presence. Through repeated prayer and meditation on Scripture, it invites us to slow down, listen, and rest in the peace of Christ. Many find it to be a meaningful way to deepen their spiritual life and cultivate a daily habit of prayer.
Fr. William Warnky will begin the Saturday evenings with a Q&A at 5:30 PM, sharing the spiritual significance of the Anglican Rosary and answering questions. At 6:00 PM, all are invited to remain as we enter into a time of praying the Anglican Rosary together.
Whether you are new to this form of prayer or simply seeking a quiet space to pray, all are welcome to come and experience this peaceful practice of devotion.
Upcoming Special Feasts and Services
St. Joseph’s Day Mass – Thursday, March 19, 2026
St. Joseph’s Day Mass – Thursday, March 19, 2026
St. Joseph’s Day Mass – Thursday, March 19, 2026
Join us on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 10:00 AM as we gather for Mass in celebration of St. Joseph’s Day.
St. Joseph, the faithful guardian of our Lord and a model of humility, obedience, and quiet strength, reminds us of the beauty of trusting God and serving with a willing heart. We invite you to come and honor his witness with us in
Join us on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 10:00 AM as we gather for Mass in celebration of St. Joseph’s Day.
St. Joseph, the faithful guardian of our Lord and a model of humility, obedience, and quiet strength, reminds us of the beauty of trusting God and serving with a willing heart. We invite you to come and honor his witness with us in worship and prayer.
All are welcome to attend as we give thanks for the life and example of St. Joseph and ask for his prayers for our families, our Church, and our community.
The Feast of the Annunciation - March 25
St. Joseph’s Day Mass – Thursday, March 19, 2026
St. Joseph’s Day Mass – Thursday, March 19, 2026
The Feast of the Annunciation (or Annunciation of the Lord) is a major Christian celebration held annually on March 25. It commemorates the biblical account in the Gospel of Luke where the Archangel Gabriel appeared to the Virgin Mary to announce that she would conceive and bear the Son of God, We will have a celebratory Mass at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM