We hope to see you for our Outdoor Mass and Block Party at Urban Academy.

Grow in your Faith during the Lenten season!

Full event details here: https://lumenchristicc.org/events/wines-of-oregon-washington

Join your fellow Lumen Christi parishioners for a time of fellowship for those who have lost a spouse or partner.

Father Dan and Deacon Mike took a trip to Italy for fellowship, reflection, and a little relaxation.

Stained Glass in the Lumen Christi Chapel

Highland Catholic School’s annual SWING fundraiser is only made possible by the generosity of so many and a shared vision to help our students and strengthen our community.

Imagine if church was a place where you could talk about important topics and feel safe, respected, understood. If conversation around current issues became a pathway to belonging, to building community.   These are the goals of Living Room Conversations, a new offering beginning this spring. Living Room Conversations use a structured format to help people with different viewpoints and experiences build understanding. It is not a debate, and the goal is not to change one another’s opinion. Conversation Agreements like “Listen and Be Curious” and “Show Respect and Suspend Judgment” and small groups create the framework for diving into the questions.   Curious? Give it a try at one (or all!) of our Spring offerings. Each topic will be offered twice a day from 8:30 to 10 a.m. OR 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Mondays in the Community Room: Belonging April 17 Listening Courageously April 24 Faith Community: The Way Forward May 1 Registration appreciated, but not required. Call the office (651-698-5581) to RSVP or do it online here!

Bring old tax returns, sensitive information or any other paperwork you want destroyed!

With a long track record in Minnesota, transplants now pose little risk to the living donor yet deliver vast improvement in the lives of recipients. By Kelly Maynard Star Tribune Photos by Shari L. Gross Star Tribune

"12 Tiny Things" How to cultivate a micro spiritual practice: how to do one thing a day on purpose as spiritual practice. What is God calling you to in work and in life? There are twelve essential areas of life: space, work, spirituality, food, style, nature, communication, home, sensuality, creativity, learning, and community.

To view it online or download a printable copy, go to archspm.org/synodletter

Join us for a 5K run Thanksgiving morning around the Highland Park neighborhood.

Request for Art honoring those who have died from Covid.

Deepening Our Relationship with God and others through Our Stories, Dr. Diane Millis

A message from Fr. Paul

Do you know someone who would like to receive a holiday card? Would you like to send a card to share some holiday joy?