The Lion's Mark May-July 2022

This issue of the Lion’s Mark includes:

• A reflection from Father Mullen on the symbolic importance of water in the life of church and our own lives.

• An update on the Music Ministry, including information about our new Assistant Organist & Choirmaster.

• A note from Bryan Dunnewald on how Bota con Brio (the happy hour that follows Saint Mark’s Singers rehearsals) has forged new friendships and built community within the ensemble.

• Information about Camp Mustard Seed and its focus on learning about creation and having fun at Grumblethorpe.

• An update from Father Moore on Neighbor Care happenings; and how the Psalms give us a language to express our anxiety at the current affairs of the world, while at the same time, equip us with hope.

• A more detailed explanation on what is going on with the Bell Tower and Lady Chapel scaffolding.

• 10 a.m. Forum Topics for the rest of the program year and upcoming events at Saint Mark’s.

The Lion's Mark March/April 2022

The issue of the Lion’s Mark includes:

• A reflection by Father Mullen on forgiveness with insights gleaned from The Book of Forgiveness by Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

• An update on the music ministry from Robert McCormick.

• How Bryan Dunnewald used an old-fashioned technique to recruit new members for Saint Mark’s Singers.

• The parish’s Lenten exercise of exploring forgiveness with stones on Fridays and how you can participate.

• A meditation on Christian Stewardship and serving on the Stewardship Committee from a committee member.

• Thoughts from Father Moore on how the community found in Neighbor Care has served as means to soothe pandemic related loneliness and burnout.

• 10 a.m. Forum topics for the Season of Lent.