6th week in Easter May 8, 2021 - Light Of Christ
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Our Mission: Light of Christ Ecumenical Catholic Community is a vibrant, inclusive and welcoming community for all who,
following the teachings and example of Jesus Christ, seek compassion, justice and peace in the world. We seek to live our faith
through liturgy and prayer, community building and collaboration, study and service. All Are Welcome!
6th week in Easter
May 8, 2021
Rocky Mountain Region, ECC, Regional Prayer:
Holy One, Enlivening Spirit, in the wilderness of new, root the Body of Christ
fully into our “Yes,” blooming in Your Holy Season. Together. Amen.
1000 West 15th Avenue Longmont, Colorado 80501
303-772-3785
Pastor- Father Teri Harroun, M.Div.
pastor@lightofchristecc.org
Parish Council Members: Visit us at:
www.lightofchristecc.org
Pam Hora, Rachel O’Neill, Chuck Cooper, Follow us on Facebook
John Fallon, Mark Stenson and Instagram
parishcouncil@lightofchristecc.org
MASSES
Prayer Companions: Saturdays 5:00 pm on our
prayercompanionteam@lightofchristecc.org Facebook Page
Stephen Ministry: Office hours:
stephenministry@lightofchristecc.org Tues. - Thurs. 9am-3pm
Happenings at Light of Christ
• Friday Flicks: Join us on Friday, May 7 at 7PM for our monthly movie. This Friday, we will be
watching the Oscar winning “Nomadland”. After losing everything in the Great Recession, a
woman embarks on a journey through the American West, living as a van-dwelling modern-day
nomad. Please contact the church office for zoom link information.
• Eleventh Hour Bell-ringing Service: Please join us on Tuesday, May 11th at 11:00 AM for this
month’s bell ringing service for environmental justice. The 11th Hour Project is an interfaith effort
of people across Boulder County and the nation calling attention to the urgency of our climate
crisis.
We will gather in front of the church to pray and renew our commitment to care for our fragile
planet while ringing the church bell eleven times. Join us in person or on the LoC Facebook
page. If the weather is warm enough, we plan to bring a picnic lunch and gather outside after the
service for informal conversation. We’d love to see you.
• Graduate Blessing: We are looking for all of our graduates for a graduate blessing on Satur-
day, May 15th. Please contact Fr. Teri if you or someone you know is graduating this year.
Could be high-school, college, post-graduate or trade school graduation. We want to celebrate
our graduates and bless them during Mass on Saturday, May 15th.
• Save the Date - Pentecost and church birthday: For Light of Christ’s 16th birthday and Pente-
cost Mass, we will be holding an in-person/drive-in celebration on May 22 at 5pm. As with previ-
ous parking lot services, this will include a ‘bring your own bread’ communion. We will also have
a limited number of areas for socially distanced families to bring chairs and sit together.
As usual, we will also be broadcasting the celebration on Facebook live for those who cannot at-
tend in person. So, bring your own bread, chairs for those not in cars, consider something for the
sun and wear red for Pentecost as we gather together.
• Spring/Summer Lawn mowing: As the spring showers help the grass grow, there are a few
opportunities to help groom the grounds at the church. This year, we have five opportunities
available, starting at the end of May. Please contact the church office to schedule a time.
• Opportunities to gather: As the weather improves, we have new opportunities to have groups
of less than 10 people to gather outside. If your group is interested in this, please contact Tim at
the Church office to reserve space.
• Did you know? All of our recent daily readings and services are archived and can be found on
our website linked here. You can also join us for the live readings at 10AM or Saturday Mass at
5PM on Facebook . You do NOT have to have a facebook account to join. FB Link.
STEWARDSHIP PLEASE KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS
April End of Month Year To Date Rita Rose Bergren; Rita Duncan; Carol Conti;
Bev Martinez-Kuster; Kathryn Olsen and Kay
Donations $12,925.00 $45,707.73 Reuber; Sharon Farnsworth; Aiden Hutto; Erin;
Grocery Cards $356.00 $715.04 Sharon Spencer; Gerry Geiger; Fritz and Pon
Thomas; Maureen.
Advertising $525.00 $525.00
We update our prayer corner monthly. If you or
Revenue
your loved one would like to be included on the corner, please
Interest $489.14 $1,485.42 contact the office and we’d be happy to add you.
Miscellaneous $0.00 $1,506.96
Income
(Includes
designated)
Total Income $14,295.14 $49,940.15
Expenses $11,457.19 $46,208.04
Balance $2,837.95 $3,732.11
DAILY READINGS
Please join us on Facebook Live at 10AM as
we read through the Gospel of Mark. Link
here.
Alternately, this link will take you to the US
Conference of Roman Catholic Bishops web-
site where you can view each day’s reading.
Assistance ~ If you need assistance during this
time, there are several resources available in Long-
mont:
THE ROUND PANTRY, located at:
Westview Presbyterian Church
1500 Hover St.
Serve Colorado ~ The state is seeking folks to
Longmont, CO help with their contract tracing efforts to contain
the spread of Covid. Click this link for more info.
HOPE Longmont, located at:
804 Lincoln St.
Longmont, CO 80501 Members of Light of Christ or their family members are
invited to purchase ad space here on the weekly bulle-
THE OUR CENTER, located at: tins! Not only does it help out these businesses, but it
220 Collyer St. also helps LOC by bringing in additional funds. For more
information, please call the Church Office.
Longmont, CO
Jack P. Wolfe
Attorney at Law
Wills & Probate
Real Estate
Small Business
303-776-0880
Scott is John and Dibbie’s son-in-law.
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