St Pauls on the Hill Ossining NY in Westchester

Episcopal Church in the Anglican Communion located in Ossining NY in Westchester County

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ST. PAUL’S AND TRINITY’S PLANS FOR 2021

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As you know, Mo. Cooper will be retiring on January 15, 2021. COVID presents us with real problems in working out how to find a new Priest-in-Charge. For example, how would we even begin to interview an interim priest? But we are incredibly fortunate! Fr. Mayer offered to step up for one year to serve as Acting Priest-in-Charge, which we hope will get us past the worst of the pandemic. Mo. … [Read more...]

Sunday, Nov. 1, 9:30 AM

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On November 1, we will join All Saints Episcopal Church at 9:30 AM for an in-person, Landmark Churches, communion service. The service will be released on YouTube a bit later. NOTE: There will be no online Morning Prayer service at 9:45 AM for us that day. … [Read more...]

Presiding Bishop’s Statement on the death of Justice Ginsburg

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September 19, 2020 Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has issued the following statement: The late John Fitzgerald Kennedy once said, “while on earth God’s work must truly be our own.” The sacred cause of liberty and justice, dignity and equality decreed by God and meant for all has been advanced because while on earth Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made God’s work her own. … [Read more...]

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry

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Click this link to listen to Bishop Curry's Address This November, the people of the United States will elect a president and many others to public office. This election occurs in a time of global pandemic, a time when there is hardship, sickness, suffering and death. But this election also occurs in a time of great divisions. Divisions that are deep, dangerous, and potentially injurious to … [Read more...]

Bishop Dietsche Writes on Covid-19 and Racial Justice

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Printable PDF in English/Spanish August 30, 2020 My Brothers and Sisters, It is the end of August, and the fall is upon us. It is my hope for all of you that you have had some opportunity, even as we continue to live mostly in isolation from one another, to find rest and recuperation. Margaret and I spent most of August at our rustic cottage in the Catskills, where the highlights were: a … [Read more...]