Following the 10.30 Eucharist we will go to the Crypt for our Annual Parish Meeting. Lunch will be available, offered by Gloria and coordinated and prepared by Neida, Isabel, Angelina, Anthony, Maria and other members of the Latin-American community.
PLEASE note that this Sunday the Rome Marathon is being held, and from 8.30 to 14.45 there will be transport disruptions, with road colosures and bus deviations. The full plan is available in RomaToday – with a route map, – or in English on the Comune di Roma website. Many other newspapers and periodicals will have the details well, so please make sure you check in good time to make alternative travel arrangements if necessary.
09.15 Conversations with Scripture (in the Parish Hall)
Join us each Sunday at 09.15 in the Parish Hall for coffee and reflections on one of the readings of the day, using an African Scripture wrestling method. All are welcome!
Come and join us on the Second Floor of Via Napoli 58 on Wednesday evenings at 19.00. We begin with evening prayers and Taizé-style singing in the library, then eat a simple meal together and share thoughts on the reading we’ve just heard. It’s an international, multilingual event, and all are welcome. If you haven’t yet been to one of these evenings, put it on your list of things do this Lent!
Churches Together in Rome
Weekly Lenten Offerings
TUESDAYS 07.20 In the Language of the Heart: Lenten Morning Prayer On Zoom, organized by the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe Click here to join the meeting or use Meeting ID: 827 3591 6603 | Passcode: 443801
12.45 Holy Eucharist at the Anglican Centre Piazza del Collegio Romano 2, 00186 Roma – Tel: 06. 678 0302
17.30 Lenten Studies: Hiding and Emerging At the Anglican Centre Speaker: The Rev. Robert Warren (All Saints’)
March 21: Jesus in the Empty Spaces (Luke 4:1-13)
WEDNESDAYS 19.00 Wednesday Within the Walls at St. Paul’s See above for details.
Rice Bowl 2023: Little Eden Society
Each year the ecumenical group of English speaking churches in Rome (Churches Together in Rome) join together in raising funds for a joint project during the season of Lent. This year’s chosen project is the Little Eden Society based in South Africa.
The Society cares for 300 children and adults with profound intellectual disabilities, ranging from three to over 70 years of age.
Little Eden aims to develop persons with intellectual disabilities to their full potential and to encourage the community to recognise that each such person is whole and complete created by God with a mind, a body, a spirit, a soul. For more information on the Society you can visit their website. Donations can be made directly through their website, or through St. Paul’s – by putting your donation (in a clearly marked envelope) in the Offering plate on Sundays, or by using the Tithe.ly link.
The Joel Nafuma Refugee Center needs laptops for its JNRC WORKS program, a service which assists guests with drafting CVs and searching for jobs.
If you have any spare second hand laptop in good condition please consider donating it to the JNRC, as it will be invaluable for supporting our guests to find work – and this way we can help many more!
Thank you for you support!
Follow us on instagram for more information: @joel_nafuma_refugee_center
Live & Give
What is it about St. Paul’s that feeds and nourishes you?
Is it our beautiful building, or the wonderful choir and organ music that accompanies the Sunday Eucharist? Is it the joy of sharing in prayer and quiet contemplation with people from all over the world, or how we embrace cultural, ethnic and linguistic diversity? Is it the warmth of our invitations to shared meals, the rich nightly concert programs, or our daily offerings of safety and resources for refugees and migrants?
Whatever your response, we invite you to share with us in keeping alive those things you value at St. Paul’s.
During this season of Epiphany, we want to make sure you have the opportunity to participate no matter how large or small your gift is. There is still time to fill out your giving estimate! Cards are in the church and can be filled in and placed in the offering plate, or you can use the
