Welcome To St. Lawrence The Martyr,
St. Philip, Secondary Mission
Rev. Michael Kesicki - Pastor
Deacon Paul McCoy - Deacon Assistant
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information & quick changes for
St. Lawrence and St. Philip Parishes.
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~Family Perspective~
When Jesus called his disciples,
they responded 'immediately.'
Parents often wish their children would do the same,
but that's not how it works.
Children grow into responsibility gradually.
It's a process, much like learning to walk,
achieved in small steps rather than all at once.
Parenting requires patient encouragement.
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~Marriage Moment~
Showing love is often about the little things –
set up his coffee in the evening
so it’s ready for him in the morning,
send her a one line e-mail during the day,
leave a sticky note on the mirror
if you’re going out of town,
ask about her day,
kiss him unexpectedly just because…
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~Parenting Pointers ~
What can your family do to prevent abortion?
Have you ever supported an unwed mother
by providing clothes and baby needs?
Can you provide childcare
for a single mom who needs a break?
If possible, let your children help.
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We are St. Lawrence-St. Philip Church!
St. Lawrence the Martyr Parish is a wonderful welcoming Family of Faith located in Albion, Pennsylvania. Along with St. Philip Church, our mission church in Edinboro, Pennsylvania, we are a great community with two wonderful places to worship. As the People of God, we rejoice in doing our very best to live and love like Christ! We are committed to loving God, loving others, and making disciples. Founders, long-time parishioners, newcomers, and those visiting the area are all welcome. May the Lord’s every blessing be yours today and always!
Weekend Mass
Saturday - 4:00pm
Sunday - 10:00am
Weekday Mass
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - 8:00am
No Mass on Tuesdays
First Fridays
Adoration from 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Mass at 5:00pm
Holy Days
As Announced
Reconciliation
Saturday - 3:15pm - 3:45pm
Weekend Mass
Sunday - 8:00am
Reconciliation
Sunday - 7:30am
Holy Days
As Announced
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