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St. Paul's Anglican Catholic Church
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At St. Paul’s Anglican Church, we welcome people from all backgrounds who are seeking to know and follow Jesus Christ. Whether you have been part of the Church for many years, are returning after time away, or are simply exploring the Christian faith, there is a place for you here.
Our mission is simple and at the heart of everything we do:
To know Jesus Christ and to make Him known.
Rooted in Holy Scripture and the historic Anglican tradition, we gather for reverent worship, Christian fellowship, spiritual growth, and service to others. We invite you to come worship with us, meet our parish family, and discover St. Paul’s.
Weekday Worship
Sundays at 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM
Fr. Bill Warnky
Come as you are. Worship with us. Grow with us.
WEEKLY WORSHIP SCHEDULE
- Daily Mass at 10:00 AM on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
- Wednesdays at 10:00 AM & 6:30 PM.
- Corporate Rosary every Saturday at 10:00 AM, followed by Mass.
Message from Fr. Bill+ St. Michael the Archangel and All Angels
St. Michael the Archangel and All Angels
September 2026
On Tuesday September 29th we will celebrate the
Feast of St. Michael the Archangel and All Angels.
We encounter many angels in scripture beginning
in the Old Testament, Genesis all the way through
to Revelation.
What are angels? They are spiritual beings created
by God. Why did God create angels? God out of
love created every type of being: those that are
physical and cannot know God directly, plants and
animals. Higher forms of animals know God
through people. This is called the Adamic
Priesthood as God gave Adam and Eve charge over
the physically created order before the fall.
Creatures who are physical and spiritual, capable
of knowing God directly, human beings, and those
who are spiritual beings who have intelligence and
can know God. One of the differences between
angels and humans are that angles do not live in
time and space as we do but are immortal. They
may appear in time and space if God chooses to
have them be revealed to us.
In Rev 12:7 and following we read about the War
in Heaven where St. Michael Archangel leads the
fight against the dragon. This is the basis for our
understanding of the specific role that St. Michael
plays and that we can ask God to send St. Michael
to assist us when needed.
One of the errors about angels that has been
prevalent over the last six or seven hundred years
is the notion that angels are both masculine and
feminine. There are no feminine angels in scripture
and none in the history of the church. They start
popping up in art during the Late Middle Ages.
And NO, there are no boy angels getting together
with girl angels and having cherubs.
In scripture there are four named Archangels:
Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel. St. Michael
is named in the books of Daniel, Jude and
Revelation, Gabriel is mentioned in Matthew, and
Luke, Raphael appears in the Book of Tobit and
Uriel is found in II Esdras or the Fourth Book of
Ezra. Each of the four archangels has their own
day, and they and all angels are included in our
celebration on September 29 th.
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Sunday School Begins on Sept. 13th . during the 9 AM Mass.
Sandy Bowen’s class will include children from 3 years through kindergarten. Pamela Knerr’s class will include children from 1st grade through 5 th grade. On the first Sunday of the month children will attend church with their parents.