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Christian Artists Breakfasts

Saturdays 8:30am
St. Peter’s Anglican Church
Elbow Dr. & 75 Ave. SW
 
April 14 - May 12 - June 2
 
Delicious Gourmet Breakfast $10.ea.
Reserve your seat: 403-243-1049
 
Live Music - Fellowship - Encouragement
Everybody Welcome, Bring a Friend - Door Prizes - New Friends
Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!  Psalm 133:1

  

2012 Mission Tour

St Francis

 

 

 

 "Feed the hungry and help those in trouble. Then your light will shine out from the darkness, and the darkness around you will be as bright as day."

Isaiah 58 : 10

 

St Francis

 In 2009 Franciscans around the world celebrated the 800th Anniversary of the Franciscan Order.



 

 

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A Franciscan Creed

Inspired by the vision of St. Francis, we commit ourselves to the Gospel as our way of life.

Our world view is centered in Christ, we see Jesus Christ as the beginning, the way and the goal of all creation. This world vision reveals to us a God who is Father and a life which is love. This demands of us a life as brothers and sisters of all people and of creation.

We are on a pilgrimage, trying to reach our Father, trying to live a life of love. We have not yet arrived; we are sinners, but we are called to be saints.

As sinners, weak human beings, we must undergo a continuing conversion, returning always to the Father as prodigal sons and daughters. Christ was poor and Christ was crucified; we seek to share in his poorness and in his suffering. We further commit ourselves to the service of the poor.

In making our way through life, we are guided more by simplicity, humility and littleness rather than by power, prestige and status.

Like Christ, like Francis, we seek to become instruments of peace, peacemakers. Acknowledging the guiding presence of the Holy Spirit, we declare our loyalty to the Church in a spirit of dialogue and cooperation with her ministers and shepherds.

We are conscious of our obligation to share in the life and mission of the Church. We are lay apostles called by Christ to continue his work on earth. Our life and our spirituality however, are characteristically secular, in the world and for the world.

Joy sustains our lives, fulfills our living, we seek the same for others.

To achieve all this is difficult; hence we declare our need for Christ’s Eucharist, for personal, communal and liturgical prayer.1969 Assisi Third Order Congress

St Francis