Approaching St. Lawrence Church on any given Sunday morning, it soon becomes obvious that the parish is pulsing with life. We are all here for one purpose--to celebrate liturgy. It is central to our Catholic identity and defines us as a people.

Entering the doors of our church, we realize a true multi-cultural mix of people, all ages, shapes and sizes gather together to worship as the Body of Christ. There are no spectators here. Everyone sings, and responds in word and gesture as a community.

A gathering song unites us and the assembly stands as the Word of God is processed. Incense rises, the cross is held high, the lector takes his or her place, and we await the proclamation of the Good News.

Our diversity of lectors reflects the diversity of our parish. Young and old, men and women alike proclaim the Word of God.

We baptize, confirm, break bread, celebrate new life, marriage and death, as a community during Sunday worship throughout the year--together--ALWAYS TOGETHER. And it is in that spirit of communion each week that we come to the table with broken bread and shared cup.

Nourished as a community by the love of Christ, we now go forth, as a village of faith, to love and serve the Lord.

Thanks Be to God!