Saint Lawrence Church

We are putting together a group featuring guitars, singers and other instruments for Mass on Sundays at 10:30 AM. For details, click the MINISTRIES link, and then the MUSIC MINISTRY link, to read more and hear some music.

"To think the thoughts of Angels and to do as Angels do".  this phrase from a spiritual writer draws me into silent meditation.  Who thinks the thoughts of Angels other than Angels themselves!  Yet many have: St. Francic of Assisi, St. Theresa of Avila, St. John of the Cross, Mother Theresa of Calcutta to name a few.  Even Sacred Scripture invites the soul into such thoughts. Turn to Philippians 4:8 and feast mind-body-soul with its holy invitation to shift conditioned thought patterns, into a new anointed pattern of human thinking.

We at St. Lawrence hold up the Eucharistic Invitation to become what we eat.  We feast on Love Himself, and we ask God to give birth to a whole new way of thinking, choosing, and serving.  The Gospel message is our pathway, outpouring grace, our anointed strength, community building our commitment to heal, to serve, and to love.  In so doing, we seek to fulfill our mission to live in imitation of Christ Himself.

We welcome you to St. Lawrence Church, and hope you enjoy new depth of vision in your spiritual life through the Eucharistic sacrifice, the Word proclaimed, our cherished Community of love.

Blessings,

Rev. Gerard Bertin, Pastor

Feb 5 - Bishop Libasci released a Letter to the Faithful reflecting on his experiences during a recent retreat with his brother bishops at Mundelein Seminary in Illinois, and on our diocese’s continuing efforts to protect children, youth, seminarians, and vulnerable adults. Click here to read this letter.

Jan 16 - Bihop Libasci issued his first Pastoral Letter, A Call to Hope, a Call to Act. His letter calls upon the people of the Diocese of Manchester to actively engage in strengthening our commitment to lifelong faith formation in all our parishes, schools, and home schools. Click hereto read his letter.

Dec 19 - Bishop Libasci has issued his annual Christmas message to the Catholic faithful and all people of good will of New Hampshire.  Click here to read his message.