The season after Pentecost is called Ordinary Time, which comes from the Latin word for “numbered”. It’s the longest season of our liturgical year, and goes all the way until the feast of All Saints on 11/1.

This Fall, our young church is going through the process of membership for the very first time. We are thus taking the opportunity to mine the riches of the Bible’s teaching on the Church as the Body of Christ and the Christian as member. In a time where we all feel more dis-membered than ever, we are eager to discover together how the Gospel re-members us in a mystical and embodied way, both to Christ and to one another.