St Francis Day - October 4, 2020 | St. Gregory's Episcopal Church

We how have a memorial garden for all of our pets with St Francis looking over them.

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Here is the movie from the Sunday Service celebrating St. Francis.

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To celebrate the Feast of St Francis at StGs on October 4th, we will dedicate a St Francis statue in our Memorial Garden (given by generous animal-loving parishioners), virtually bless pets, pray for pets who have died, and commission Critter Chaplains who will be trained to facilitate memorial services for pets in our Memorial Garden! Sign up here to have your pet blessed or prayed for in memorium. https://forms.gle/7RoWuYkTBaDSXTpF7

You can also upload photos at the link above for our slideshow or email them to [email protected]

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