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EUCHARIST

November 2 – ZOOM ALL SOULS, Eucharist 10 AM Mountain
LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/824404683491

November 2 – IN PERSON ALL SOULS, 7 PM at Hanlons' residence

November 16 – Library Eucharist, 11 AM IN PERSON
Includes anointing with oil for healing

OTHER EVENTS

November 13 – LICCF Council Gathering, Thursday, ONLINE at 7 PM
LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87824757603

Advent Book Study

November 23 – December 21 – IN PERSON Sundays, 3:00–4:30 PM at Hanlons'
Book Study of The Lost Mary by James D. Tabor

November 24 – December 22 – ONLINE Mondays, 6:30 PM MT
LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89363331019
Time Zones: Pacific 5:30 | Mountain 6:30 | Central 7:30 | Eastern 8:30 PM

Sessions run 1–1.5 hours depending on participants.

COST of BOOK: $39 CAD Hardcover; $16.99 on Kindle

Register at https://liccf.ca/book-study under the "BOOK STUDY" tab or call Teresa 403-359-0812

About the book:
The Lost Mary: Rediscovering the Mother of Jesus by James D. Tabor
A new historical investigation of the most powerful woman in the world.
Published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York, 2025. 166 pages plus notes and index.

Tabor researched Mary for 20 years — the Jewish woman who bore Jesus. We will explore her story and Tabor's insights, learning about the historical context of Jesus' family. We’ll read 2 chapters a week (approx. 60 pages) over 5 sessions.

Previous Events


Forest Walk 2024

Where
Indian Battle Park in a riparian area of old growth cottonwood trees in the Oldman River Valley. Much of the valley is under stress from decreased spring ooding and drought over the past several years.

When
3 hours on a warm and sunny Sunday afternoon, the autumnal equinox, September 22, 2024.

Who
7 persons along with Trevor Potter, guide for our forest walk.

What
A gentle guided walk, with lots of time for observation, silence, and intermittent, shared reactions among the participants. “What do you notice?” asks Trevor, more than once. “What is alive for you, today?” A closing ceremony of thanksgiving, celebration, drinking blueberry tea and eating snacks prepared in advance by Trevor.

Why
To reect, alone and together, on our relationship with nature, the environment, the river, air, light, colours, trees, smells, squirrels, temperature, deadfall, leaf cover, butteries, asters, brush, soil, grass, sparrows, deer, sounds.

What next
Forest walk and a campre in a winter wonderland, January 2025. Date to be conrmed. Please check the website.

Remembrance and Anointing Celebration November 17, 2024

All Saints; All Souls Vigil November 1, 2024

Forest Walk 2024