Christ Episcopal Church

          May


              7        Easter Feria*   [John of Beverly, Bishop of York, 721 A.D.]**
                                                Holy Eucharist ~ 12:00 Noon
                                    Brown Bag Lunch & Bible Study immediately follows this service.

              8        Dame Julian of Norwich, c.1417
                                    Oak Park Deanery Meeting ~ 2:30 p.m. ~ Christ Church

            11        The Day of Pentecost (Whitsunday)  Mother’s Day
                                    Holy Eucharist ~ 7:30 & 10:00 a.m.
                                                Proclamation of the Epistle (New Testament Reading) 
                                                in Multiple Language & First Communion at the 10:00 a.m. service.

            14        Feria  [Pacomius of Egypt, Abbot, 346 A.D.] 
                                    Holy Eucharist ~ 12:00 Noon
                                    Brown Bag Lunch & Bible Study immediately follows this service.

            18        The First Sunday after Pentecost: Trinity Sunday
                                    Holy Eucharist ~ 7:30 & 10:00 a.m.

            21        Feria
                                    Holy Eucharist ~ 12:00 Noon
                                    Brown Bag Lunch & Bible Study immediately follows this service.

            25        The Second Sunday after Pentecost [Corpus Christi Sunday]
                                    Holy Eucharist ~ 7:30 & 10:00 a.m.

            28        Feria
                                    Holy Eucharist ~ 12:00 Noon
                                    Brown Bag Lunch & Bible Study immediately follows this service

   
            
*A Feria is a day of the week (Monday – Saturday) to which no specific commemoration is assigned by the Episcopal Church. 
Sundays are designated Feasts of Our Lord Jesus Christ and may not be superceded or replaced by any other commemoration.

**A commemoration shown in brackets [ ] is observed elsewhere in Trinitarian Christendom, either by the Church of England
and other member churches of the Anglican Communion, or by the Greek Orthodox, Lutheran, or Roman Catholic Churches. 
These alternate commemorations are included in the Episcopal Church’s liturgical calendar to reflect the variety and richness
of Trinitarian Christian tradition.  A bracketed commemoration may be observed only if/when no other commemoration is
assigned to the day in question.