For more information about the Harcourt Parish community, what we believe, and how you can become more involved, please click on these links below.
During the summer (June-August) join us on Sunday morning for “Mass on the Grass” at 9:30am on the front lawn of the church. We return to the academic year schedule on the last Sunday of August.
A message from our Bishop on what's happening on our border:
"We may or may not have an immigration crisis; that is up for debate. But we clearly have a moral crisis. We can hold immigrant parents accountable for their actions in bringing their children to our land, whatever their reasons and legality. But we must equally hold ourselves accountable for how we treat them when they arrive here. One important way of doing that is by entering the conversation. Contact your representatives and make yourself be heard. Let them know what you believe is acceptable and what is not. A helpful resource is the Episcopal Public Policy Network (advocacy.episcopalchurch.org). Select Take Action and you will find an action alert about family separation, through which you can submit a prepared statement or write your own. In filling out the form, your elected representatives will be identified.
How we act as a society in treating those who come to us seeking our help and God's love is our shared responsibility. Please exercise your responsibility as an American and your compassion as a Christian by joining the conversation."
campaign.r20.constantcontact.com
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