Christmas Day

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Today we celebrate the birth of Jesus into the world as a child! At St. George's we are marking this day by feeding the lonely, the hungry, the poor and those who may not get a festive meal because of work or other circumstances. We are planning on feeding about 15o people.

The day began with a celebration of Holy Eucharist and I offered a brief homily which you can find, in audio format only, by clicking

HERE

May the Christmas season be one of joy for you all.

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