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Continuing the Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition
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Join us for Mass on Sundays at 9:00 AM and 10:30 AM and Wednesday Mass & Healing Serv
Experience spiritual growth and fellowship at our church.

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..


God As Trinity
June 2026
In giving “The Great Commission,” which
concludes the Gospel of St. Matthew Jesus tells his
disciples, “Goe ye therefore, and teach all nations,
baptizing them in the Name of the Father, and of
the Sonne, and of the holy Ghost: Teaching them to
obserue all things, whatsoever I have commanded
you: and loe, I am with you always, euen vnto the
end of the world. AMEN.” Mt 28:19-20, KJV 1611
Edition.
In stating this Our Lord does what only God can
do. He is revealing the name of God to the disciples
just as God the Father did with Moses, “And I
appeared vnto Abraham, vnto Isaac and vnto
Iacob, by the Name of God Almighty, but by my
name IEHOVAH was I not known to them.” Ex
6:3. The full name of God is “The Father, The Son,
and the Holy Spirit or Ghost. The Prayer Book
uses both.
In the gospel of St. John, Jesus teaches his disciples
about his relationship with the Father and the Holy
Spirit. This is a radical departure from what many
believed about God. God is not a “monad, “ which
means a single solitary being, nor a multitude of
beings as in polytheism. God is one and the
relationship between the persons of God is
essential and unchanging.
God is in His very nature social. God created the
universe and all the beings in it out of his love.
God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit wants to share
his relationship of His Godhead with the beings he
has created. That means you and me.
This is the reason that God created beings with the
ability to be in relationship with Him. It makes
Christianity a social religion. You and I have a
relationship with God and we have a relationship
with each other in and through the Trinity of God..
This is one of the reasons that our worship and
relationship with God is focused on Common
Prayer and that our personal relationship with
God stems from that. More to come!
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Mass and Healing Services are available and will be held every Wednesday at 10:00 AM beginning on Wednesday, the 19th. Following the Wednesday Mass, Fr. Warnky will be doing a teaching "Summer with the Psalms". We will be studying the Psalms appointed in the BCP for each day.
4th of July: Mass will be celebrated at 10 AM with patriotic hymns.
Sunday School is on summer vacation and will return after Labor Day.
Father Warnky is available to provide pastoral care to St Paul’s parishioners. Father Warnky’s contact info: (214) 263-6191| wcwarnky@gmail.com
Bishop Bower was with us at St. PAUL'S ON WHITSUNDAY. Bishop Bower baptized one person, gave 1st communions to three people, confirmed a person, and received two people. If that wasn't enough, Bishop Bower instituted Fr. Bill as Rector of St. Paul's. WHAT A WHITSUNDAY!
A Thank You goes out to Archbishop Brian Marsh for blessing us with his celebration of Mass on Trinity Sunday.
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!
Join us at St. Paul’s Anglican Church for a morning 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.
Corporate Rosary is Saturdays at 10:00 AM, followed by Mass.
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.
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