St. Francis Community of Faith for All People, A Sanctuary of Spirituality

St. Francis Community of Faith for All People, A Sanctuary of Spirituality The only cost of being a member is to have a desire to deepen one’s sense of spiritual wellness with the Indwelling of the Spirit. In the spirit of St.

St Francis Community of Faith for All People is an alternative Catholic faith community open to all We seek to provide an opportunity for all people to experience the divine presence in their lives and to share that life force with all people. Our Community is a Catholic, all inclusive faith community who seeks to provide its members and the community of Long Island a place to develop their personal relationship with Jesus while deepening their faith with acts of charity to those less fortunate the poor, elderly, sick, imprisoned, those suffering from addiction and mental health concerns. We choose to express our Catholic faith and traditions which have been passed down from generation to generation through Baptism and Apostolic Succession, of its bishop, for we see in a rich tradition of Word and Sacrament the essence of the life and message of Jesus Christ, to love all people and the Divine as we love our self. Those who come will find safety in the sanctuary of spirituality which they may call their spiritual home. The community of faith will provide food and clothing to the poor. Francis, we will own nothing and give all proceeds which are given to the community to those who are in need from the elderly who have no one to listen and comfort them to the child who is suffering from illness and needs a shoulder to cry on. Our only desire is to serve all those who the Divine sends our way who have become disenfranchised by their faith communities or society at large. All will be welcome regardless of who they choose to love and marry and how they live out their life. No one will be rejected from the sanctuary of spirituality we choose to call our Catholic Community. We are a 501(c)(3) and all donations are tax deductible.

09/06/2026

This World Su***de Prevention Day, we invite you to light a candle with us. 🕯️
For the people we miss.
For the lives that were lost.
For the survivors left carrying their love, grief, and memories forward.
On September 10 at 8 PM, light a candle from wherever you are and take a moment to honor someone you love, remember a life, or simply stand in solidarity with those impacted by su***de.
Across homes and communities, we’ll shine a little light together. 🤍
You are not alone.
***dePreventionDay ***deLossSurvivor

09/06/2026
https://youtu.be/6OYxNWeE__Y?si=499mZtflgsb3NlqfThank you to all who attended our liturgy this morning.We will have our ...
08/30/2026

https://youtu.be/6OYxNWeE__Y?si=499mZtflgsb3Nlqf
Thank you to all who attended our liturgy this morning.
We will have our next liturgy on September 12th at 5pm on zoom.
We also have Thursday evening prayer and reflection on the Sunday gospel on zoom from pm to 8:30 PM
All are always welcome to pray with us no matter how you define your Higher Power.
All links can be found on our website www.cfapli.net
We hope to pray with you soon

Thank you to all who attended our Vigil Mass this evening.Please join us every Thursday at 8 PM as we reflect on the Gos...
08/16/2026

Thank you to all who attended our Vigil Mass this evening.
Please join us every Thursday at 8 PM as we reflect on the Gospel for the upcoming Sunday.
Our new mass will be August 30th Sunday at 10 AM on Zoom.

08/15/2026
08/15/2026
Come. Join us at 5 pm today as we celebrate the Eucharist on Zoom. The Iink for the mass can be found at www.cfapli.net ...
08/15/2026

Come. Join us at 5 pm today as we celebrate the Eucharist on Zoom. The
Iink for the mass can be found at www.cfapli.net on the Saturday Vigil and Sunday Mass page.
The gospel reminds us that even Jesus came to am awareness within himself that excluding those who are different is not part of the mission of universal love. The woman who approached Jesus was someone who was not Jewish and was someone Jesus ‘ Faith said to avoid on many different levels. Yet her faith, persistence and belief that Jesus could restore health for her child went beyond their differences and Jesus changed his mind.
Jesus learned from his encounter with the women that all are welcome in the kingdom of the Divine.
Accepting all people is not easy sometimes we get hurt but when we get hurt we turn to the Lord and pray for healing of our division and differences which we too were taught to reject and Jesus calls to accept.
All are truly welcome at our table of word and Eucharist. Each of us has a reserved seat not rules or regulations will exclude you. You only need to have a desire to encounter the Lord in a new way and day.

08/15/2026

Don’t let affluence make you impoverished of God. —Jon Bloom

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