Friday, October 24th | 6.00 – 8.00 pm

Get ready for a night of creativity, costumes, and community! Join the St. Mary Magdalene Youth Group (Grades 6–10) for our Pumpkin Carving Night — a fun fall evening full of laughs, snacks, and spooky surprises! 

What’s Happening:

• Pumpkins provided for everyone who attends (no need to bring your own!)

• Carving, chatting, games & friendly competition

• Snacks and treats to fuel your creativity

• A Halloween-themed game while we carve!

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Saturday, October 18^th at 5-7pm–

Bring your family and enjoy a movie together. Suitable for all ages

You are welcome to come - with or without a family!

Calling all students in Grades 6–8 — something new is starting just for YOU! We’re launching our Youth Group during the 9.30 am Service in the Lounge.

This is a space for you to:
Build community with friends your age
Explore questions of faith (“What even IS the Church?” “How do I talk about my beliefs with friends?”)
Learn about the church in a fun, open way
Shape the program YOUR way — youth-led, youth-directed. Click on the title to read more.

SEPTEMBER STUDY GROUP

This September, the Adult Christian Formation ministry will be running a study group guided by Robert Alter's  The Art of Hebrew Poetry. We will look at the structure, themes and conventions of Hebrew poetry through excerpts from the poetic books of the Old Testament including the Psalms, Job, and Ecclesiastes.  Sessions will run weekly on Tuesdays at 6pm starting on Tuesday, September 2^nd in the lounge. Purchase of the book is not needed; printouts will be provided. For more information please contact Iris Liu at liu4478@gmail.com.

The Choir of Pembroke College Cambridge is presenting a concert on the evening of Friday, August 1 at 7:30 pm and presiding as the choir at the parish mass on Sunday, August 2 at 10:30 am. Great chances to hear this outstanding choir. Buy Tickets Here

This final lecture on Monday June 23 is presented by Dr. Cole Sadler. Edith Stein was born in 1891 in Poland to a Jewish family and led an academic career in German philosophy before converting to Catholicism and joining the order of Discalced Carmelites. As a nun, she continued her philosophical writings with a focus on Christian spirituality until her martyrdom at Auschwitz in 1942. Zoom link on the Welcome page