Just because we are grown ups doesn't mean we don't need to continue to grow. As we mature we all begin to appreciate that one size really doesn't fit all. Our tradition offers a wealth of different ways to grow in relationship with Jesus Christ.  For some reflective prayer will be the gate way towards a deeper relationship with God, for others formal study will spark a passion,  while others will benefit from faith sharing discussions and still others who are busy with young families or work may find that a quick video or internet search benefits them most. 

Out of an abundance of caution,
as we deal with this Cornona Virus outbreak
all in person gathereings have been suspended
until it is safe to gather again. However below we have a list of Faith Formation Activities which you can take advantage of from home. 
We look forward to regathering with you in the future as we continue to deepen our faith. 

Bible Study with Fr. Steve. Lundrigan is being led via conference call. On Tuesday evenings at 6:30.  His series gives the historical context for the weekly Sunday readings and helps partcipants unpack their meaning.  

Intercessory Prayer Group ordinarily meets every other week on Monday. At this time their leader Mrs. Louise Plomondon is sending the prayers to individuals via flocknote for those who are interested joining us spiritually even while we can not gather in person.  Join our parish flocknote by clicking the little sheep in the blue box at the top of this page and add yourself to the intercessory prayer group to receive these prayers which you can pray at home.

Word on Fire Engage. During this time those who are signed up for our parish flocknote have free access to Bishop Robert Barron's digital library of videos including his series: Catholicism, The Mass, Pivitol Players and many more. To access these videos go to our parish's flocknote page Flocknote.com/AnnunciationGardner 

• Click Login 
• Type in your email and create a password if you don't already have one for this site.
• Once you have created a password you will be able to use it and your email to log into our parish's home page. There you will see "Your Parish has Word on Fire Engage." From there you can explore the entire digital library .