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Tuesday Apr 12 7:30-9:00PM Sunday Praise & Worship Community Bulletin February 17, 2019 Monday Feb. 18 8-9:00PM Intercessory Prayer - Our Lady’s Chapel, Goshen House Wednesday Feb. 20 3:45-5pm Tea Reception for Angela Burrin – Goshen House Living Room Saturday Feb. 23 6:00PM Lord’s Day Suppers in Members’ Homes Monday Feb. 25 8-9:00PM Intercessory Prayer - Our Lady’s Chapel, Goshen House WEEKLY INTERCESSORY PRAYER Please come if you can to Our Lady's Chapel in Goshen House on Monday of each week from 8:00 to 9:00 pm to intercede for the state of the Church and the world, in particular regarding the sex abuse scandal and for the victims, for healing and restoration. With confident prayer that God hears the cry of the poor, we trust that our prayers will be taken to the heart of the Father through the mighty Name of Jesus and through the powerful intercession of Our Lady. Intercessory prayers will continue every week, same time, same place. Please join us when you can; pray on your own when you can’t! Linda Royall, PhD who recently spoke at our prayer meeting, and is a Professor at Oral Roberts University and Director of Student Media, would like to house herself and 8 of her spirit-filled upperclass students the week of March 16 to March 23 who will be attending a week-long workshop with various media people including the National Press Club. Linda believes that God is calling them to be warriors of the truth and for the pro-life cause. There will be 7 females and 1 male. They will be arriving the evening of March 16. The week will be packed with all planned activities, including Sunday, March 17. They plan to take the bus to the Metro every day, so no transportation is required. If you are interested in helping, please call Nancy at (240) 988-3690 or email her at [email protected] MOTHER OF GOD COMMUNITY DIRECTORY We are updating the community directory, and will make printed copies available for purchase at $2 each. Please let Teri Stief in the MOGC office know if you would like your contact information included in the directory. ** Just because you receive e-mails, does not mean you are automatically included in the printed directory. You may also request a PDF version of the directory via e-mail attachment. View the current directory on the front table at Sunday Night’s P&W Gathering. MEET THE AUTHOR! On Wednesday, February 20, Mother of God School will be hosting a tea reception for Angela Burrin, at 3:45 in the Goshen House Living Room. Please join us if you are available and say hello to Angela. Angela will be at MOGS to speak to the Second, Third, and Fourth Grade students about her work as an author at an In- school Field Trip. She has written several Catholic religious books for children and is also a former principal of Mother of God School. MASS AND HEALING SERVICE Friday, March 1, 2019 Bring to Jesus all your spiritual, physical and emotional ailments and expect the miraculous at this Mass and healing service with Sr. Briege McKenna, OSC, a Poor Clare nun with the gift of healing. Where: All Saints Catholic Church, Manassas, VA, 7-9:00 pm Join us in praying the Memorare each day leading up to the event, that Mary, Our Mother, will inspire her Son to work miracles for everyone who comes in faith seeking healing and forgiveness. The evening will include Mass, a talk by Sr. Briege and a Eucharistic procession. Please RSVP if you plan to attend at: https://www.arlingtondiocese.org/healing/ LOOKING FOR HOUSING Polly Howard is looking for a new living arrangement, preferably close to public transportation. She is OK with pets and can pay a modest rent. Please contact Polly at 443-944-3495 if you know of any opportunities. Thank you! Subscriptions to Magnificat Magazine are still available for the ten remaining issues of our Nov-2018 to Oct- 2019 group. Cost is $25.00 per subscription (compared to Magnificat regular price of $26.00 for a six month subscription). Contact Bob McCambridge if interested at [email protected] or 301-523-4907. MOTHER OF GOD COMMUNITY Gaithersburg, MD 20879 Tel: 301-990-2081 Fax: 301-990-2087 [email protected] www.motherofgod.org .
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