Empowered by the Eucharist, we strive to be a welcoming community united in one faith, sharing Christ’s love through humble service, joyful witness, and fraternal presence. We practice tolerance in our dealings with others so that we may become models of love and forgiveness. We recognize God’s healing power in our community. We are active in the education of ourselves, our children and our youth
so that we may see not only the importance of knowledge but the value of the Gospel. We reach out to those who are ill in body or spirit so that the sick may know the healing powers of our faith. We show support to the poor so that they may know the compassion of a community dedicated to human dignity. We support the parish leadership so that they may continue to serve the needs of the community. Matthew Hawkins, welcomes everyone to our liturgy as we worship God. Saint Paul Catholic Church appreciates healthy, constructive debate and discussion; that means we ask that comments be kept civil in tone and reflect the charity and respect that marks Christian discourse. Comments that may be deleted include those that contain:
• Personal attacks/inflammatory remarks against a person or group
• Content/comments off topic
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• Information that is factually incorrect
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Saint Paul Catholic Church reserves the right to remove posters who violate this policy. Comments left by others on this page do not reflect the views of Saint Paul Catholic Church. Saint Paul Catholic Church is not responsible for the content of any advertising as it is beyond our control.
