Welcome to St. Ambrose: Believers Dialogue blog, an exciting online forum designed to share our Catholic faith. Like the faith itself, our blog is a place for discovery, insight, and fun! We’re gathering together Parish information, stories, observations, reflections and more.Visit us often to read about upcoming events, browse our photos and videos, hear the latest about St. Ambrose activities, and keep up on what’s new in the Catholic faith community. Blog postings are made by several writers who share a passion for our Catholic beliefs. They include: Father Andrzej Skrzypiec, St. Ambrose Pastor; Melanie Elizondo, Administrative Assistant; parishioners Holly Langton and Rose West; and other Parish and community guests.And of course, we want to hear your comments on our St. Ambrose community, favorite prayers and activities, Parish programs, and more. We hope you’ll enjoy our new online community, which is designed to enhance our Catholic faith, pique our curiosity about many Parish services and the larger faith world around us, and connect with each other.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
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We're in the process of moving to SLC and I've been browsing the WWW for info on various parishes. St Ambrose caught my attention via 1) 7am daily Masses [an early morning daily mass being something i'm looking forward to in moving from rural Southwest Virginia to urban Salt Lake City] and 2) having a blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you stopped by @St. Ambrose blog this morning.
ReplyDeleteWill you be in SLC for a short visit July 7th, or is this the BIG move? How exciting ... how frightening! I wish you well in your new adventure.
One of our other bloggers is involved in the study group you inquired about, she's double checking on the meeting because of the July 4th holiday. Someone will get back to you with an answer.
BTW~I really like your blog! I'm adding it to my RSS feeds. I tried to leave this comment there, but alas, I'm not a team member and your comments are restricted.
God Bless!