05/29/2026
We would love for you to join us this Sunday for Divine Liturgy at 10:45 in the St. Francis Chapel.
The Divine Liturgy is an ancient celebration of resurrection, renewal, beauty, and communion. Prayed for at least 1600 years, it connects us to countless generations of mystics, saints, and ordinary people who have gathered in ages past longing for healing, meaning, and the presence of God.
When we enter the liturgy, we join a great communion that stretches across time and space: the saints and ancestors, the joyful and grieving, the faithful and doubtful, the wounded and hopeful. The full diversity of human experience is present with us.
At St. Francis of the Woods, we hold these ancient traditions with deep reverence, while also believing the table of God grows wider, not narrower. Here, ancient liturgy becomes a living invitation into radical compassion, belonging, and reconciliation with God, with one another, and with all creation. The Liturgy reminds us that we belong to something larger than ourselves: an unfolding communion of love that no generation, nation, ideology, or institution can contain or control.
Whether you are deeply rooted in faith, spiritually searching, carrying doubts, recovering from religious wounds, or simply longing for beauty and stillness, you are welcome here.