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At the start of March, utility work will be occurring to aid in the widening of Clays Mill Rd. around the church. Click this link to learn more about the project

Find out more information about KY House Bill 149 and inform your state representative.

God's Pantry is still collecting donations of NON-PERISHABLE food, now more than ever! Please bring your donations to the blue barrel located outside Room A in the church hallway, by the bulletin boards. Learn more about God's Pantry at this link.

Readers of a certain age probably remember an opening scene in the classic movie The Graduate. Mingling at a graduation party, recent college graduate Benjamin Bradford (played by a very young Dustin Hoffman) is taken aside by a friend of his parents, Mr. McGuire. The two go out to the patio. “I just want to say one word to you. One word,” Mr. McGuire says. “Are you listening?” “Yes, sir, I am,” Benjamin says. “Plastics...”

Thank you so much to everyone that generously gave to the Safety Net Fund Collection! We exceeded our matching goal! We raised $23,171 and that will be matched by $10,000. Your gifts will make a huge difference in the lives of those in need within our Lexington community! May you be blessed greatly in return. Again, thank you! Together we are making an impact on our mission. To learn more about the CAC Safety Net fund click this link.

Since we returned to public worship we have not allowed those in at risk populations to service in public ministry. With the increasing availability of the vaccine we are modifying that policy...

Join in at the Cathedral for three nights of their annual Lenten mission on February 28, March 1 & 2. Click here for all of the information.

Donations being accepted now, click for more details

This new ministry center is dedicated to serving the Spanish-speaking community in Lexington. Click here for more information and for signups as space is limited.

Parish News- Transition to Flocknote, Desert with Dan, and more...

Kentucky has newly available COVID-19 rent and utility relief! Starting Monday, February 15, Kentuckians can apply for assistance, dating back to April 2020.

An effort to provide more opportunities and allow for asynchronous worship, we will now be streaming all of our liturgies. Worship can be viewed here on our website (follow the link here), via our facebook page, and you can also use the worshiplive.tv app for your smart phone and/or smart tv.

We have made the decision to change from using Constant Contact (for email) and Remind(for texting) to using Flocknote. This communications tool was designed for use by churches. In the next couple of weeks, you may notice you are receiving emails and texts when you hadn't previously received them. You will have an opportunity to opt out or opt in. Follow this link if you would like to learn more about Flocknote.

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Camino de Esperanza retiro virtual para los católicos divorciados o separados. Puede registrarse a continuación (antes del 24 de febrero).

This collection exists to help diocesan communities to build up the Church and preach the Gospel of Jesus among the African American, Native American, and Alaska Native people of God. This was the first second collection offered in the United States. Learn more here...

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Full Video ‘Fratelli Tutti: Walking Together in a Divided Nation’ Dialogue Between Cardinal Gregory, Bishop Stowe Now Available Online

See the news from our parish: Ash Wednesday Schedule, Praise & Worship Adoration, CAC Safety Net Fund, and more...