St. Dorothy Catholic Community
Orlando/Winter Park, Florida
COME AND SEE
SAINT DOROTHY CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IS A CATHOLIC CHURCH WHERE ALL ARE WELCOME! We have continued the reformed true Catholic Tradition in the Spirit of the Ecumenical Councils
Are you divorced, gay, a "recovering Catholic", feeling disenfranchised, looking for a small worshipping community of whatever denomination, looking for a small worshipping community where you are known and not lost in the crowd?
Then you have found what you are looking for in St. Dorothy Catholic Community!
St Dorothy Catholic Community is a member of the
Diocese of Mary, Mother of Hope of the National Catholic Church of North America
Respectfully NOT associated with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orlando
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ALL ARE WELCOME TO OUR EUCHARIST
Every Sunday at 11:00am
301 West New England Ave
Winter Park, Florida
407-610-5109
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January 29 - 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Anthony, Celebrant
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February 5 - 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Jim, Celebrant
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February 12 - 6th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Anthony, Celebrant
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February 19 - 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Jim, Celebrant
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February 22 - Ash Wednesday
TBD
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February 26 - 1st Sunday of Lent
Fr. Anthony, Celebrant
WHO WE ARE
We are members of the Body of Christ, a Eucharistic and sacramental community who celebrate Love Without Judgment flowing from Catholic Apostolic tradition that is theologically sound, visionary, progressive and evolving.
We hold being accepting, affirming, inclusive, forgiving, and healing to be our core values.
adopted by the National Catholic Church of North America September 17,2011
GOOD NEWS
Capernaum, hometown of Simon and Andrew, became Jesus’ home base too. On the Sabbath, he went out to the synagogue to teach with authority over physical and spiritual evils. He dramatically cast out devils, curing Simon’s mother-in-law and healing many other sick people. Jesus went about the messianic work. That labor came to fruition as he cast out death itself in his passover to resurrection. Bolstered by prayer, Jesus single-mindedly set out to spread the good news. How do we join him?
Text, Philip J. Sandstrom, STD © 2000, OCP. All rights reserved.
