On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
On the last Wednesday of every month in the Chapel of the Nativity, Saint Philip's honors the memory of parishioners who died in the prior month and in the same month one year ago.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
Ours is the only choir in Southern Arizona that continues and affirms this Anglican tradition.
All are invited to participate in the full moon labyrinth walk (in front of the church’s main doors).
This practice invites participants to extend the meditative spirit of Compline by following the path in silence.
Hot chocolate and cookies will be available for those who would like to enjoy quiet fellowship.
Saint Philip's celebrates a requiem mass in the Chapel of the Nativity on the last Wednesday of each month with special intentions for the faithful departed.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
Ours is the only choir in Southern Arizona that continues and affirms this Anglican tradition.
All are invited to participate in the full moon labyrinth walk (in front of the church’s main doors).
This practice invites participants to extend the meditative spirit of Compline by following the path in silence.
Hot chocolate and cookies will be available for those who would like to enjoy quiet fellowship.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the requiem mass typically celebrated on the last Wednesday of every month in the Chapel of the Nativity was postponed until today. Like every midweek service, it will be streamed live to Saint Philip's website and Facebook page.
This Wednesday we will pray for the repose of parishioners who died in December 2021, as well as for those who died in December 2020.
For more information and to submit names of people for whom prayers are asked, please contact Fr. Peter Helman, Parochial Vicar (peter.helman@stphilipstucson.org; 520-299-6421, ext. 133).
All are invited to participate in the full moon labyrinth walk (in front of the church’s main doors).
This practice invites participants to extend the meditative spirit of Compline by following the path in silence.
Hot chocolate and cookies will be available for those who would like to enjoy quiet fellowship.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
Ours is the only choir in Southern Arizona that continues and affirms this Anglican tradition.
After the presents are opened and the stockings unstuffed, join us as we celebrate the Christ-Mass, observing the feast day of the Nativity of our Lord.
Christmas Midnight Mass. The service will include traditional Christmas carols with brass and organ, featuring George Malcom’s Missa ad praesepe (Mass at the Manger). This service has incense as a way of offering frankincense to the newborn King.
A celebration of Holy Communion with traditional Christmas carols, choirs, brass, and organ. This service will also be live-streamed.
A contemplative sung service of lessons and carols by candlelight. The Saint Nicholas Choir and Schola Cantorum will sing. This service will also be live-streamed.
A family-friendly celebration of Holy Communion with Christmas Carols. The Saint Nicholas Choir will sing at this service as children build the parish’s nativity scene.
Holy Communion with Christmas Carols and a pageant by Saint Philip’s children. This service will also be live-streamed.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
Ours is the only choir in Southern Arizona that continues and affirms this Anglican tradition.
All are invited to participate in the full moon labyrinth walk (in front of the church’s main doors).
This practice invites participants to extend the meditative spirit of Compline by following the path in silence.
Hot chocolate and cookies will be available for those who would like to enjoy quiet fellowship.
All are welcome to this in-person service. It will also be live-streamed to Saint Philip's website and Facebook page.
On the 3rd Sunday of every month, Saint Philip’s offers this service full of meditative moments, as well as the time-honored chanting of the appointed psalms for the day. It is the perfect way to begin or end a week.
Ours is the only choir in Southern Arizona that continues and affirms this Anglican tradition.
We commend this service especially to those whose loved ones have died since November last year. It will be offered with special intentions for the end to the pandemic and for all those worldwide who have died from COVID-19. The Rev’d Scott Gunn will be the guest preacher.
All are welcome to attend either in-person or via live-stream on Facebook. It appears on the parish website, too, as liturgies that go live via Facebook automatically post to www.stphilipstucson.org/livestream.
Saint Philip’s will welcome The Rev’d Scott Gunn as guest preacher.
