St. Dorothy Catholic Community
Orlando/Winter Park, Florida
COME AND SEE
SAINT DOROTHY CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IS AN INCLUSIVE CATHOLIC OMMUNITY 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 by your present worshiping 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
Email us for information and Prayer Requests at.
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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
June 23 - 12th Sunday of Ordinary Time
Fr. Jim
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June 30 -13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Jim
BRING NON-PERISHABLE FOOD
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July 7 - 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Gordon, Celebrant
Fr. Anthony, Homilist
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July 14 - 15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Mark
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July 21 - 16th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Jim, Celebrant
Fr. Anthony, Homilist
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July 28 - 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Fr. Gordon
BRING NON-PERISHABLE FOOD
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
St Dorothy Catholic Community supports the American Woman Religious and their ministries in the United States
Fr. Anthony Borka suffered a brain aneurism on Tuesday, September 16. He has had a permanent shunt put into his brain which drains to his stomach. The long road of rehab has begun. Please keep him and Joe Millman in prayer
He is home at: 8251 Mount Riga Road, Orlando, FL 32822. Call at 407-492-9714 or email at revaborka@hotmail.com
He would love to hear from you !!!
A Review of St. Dorothy Catholic Community from Yelp.com
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Julia K.'s Review
Review from Julia K.
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Julia K.
Redondo Beach, CA
1/21/2013
I was here for Catholic Church service on a recent Sunday, and it was one of the most genuine, lovely, touching services of my adult life.
The Catholic community here is nascent. It can be learned about here, at their website: http://www.stdorothycatholiccommunity.org
We arrived a few minutes before the Sunday 11:00am service. Parking is easy to find just on the street, but there is a small lot next to the chapel.
Father Jim was feeling under the weather, but he has a rich, lovely voice and an unafffected manner that made all feel welcome. This is not the typical Catholic experience, and for those looking for an inclusive, love-based non-judgemental yet familiar Catholic service, you found it!
Small crowd - about 14 people. But as there are only 6 pews, and two rows of folding chairs, we all easily fit in the space (I imagine that they have more seating).
The service was traditional in the Catholic tradition, but the inclusiveness to the community was unique. It was a pleasure to hear the homily and then, afterward, some reflections from the congregation.
One of the members of the congregation manned a boom box and played the music, including hymns, at appropriate points in the mass.
I look forward to returning to the tiny chapel with the massive heart on my next visit to Winter Park.
Then he said to them, "But who do you say that I am?" Peter said in reply, "The Christ of God." He rebuked them and told them not to tell this to anyone. (Gospel).
