Elias Antonio arrived in Portland several years ago with his family from Angola. He would come by the Food Pantry and help translate for his family and others. Elias is now a student at […]
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Dear Friends, I want to thank you all for your cards, visits, calls, emails, and generous gifts as I retire from my position as your parish administrator. This has been so much more than […]
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It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Nicole Mokeme, daughter of vestry member Oscar Mokeme. St. Luke’s will host a service in celebration of life on Friday, July 1, […]
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St. Luke’s Food Pantry is requesting egg cartons. Occasionally our Food Pantry receives donated eggs in flats and must be repackaged into one-dozen cartons. Please leave your donated egg cartons outside the Food Pantry. If […]
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Harold Stover, Randy Mullin, and Ray Cornils will be among the organists playing in the annual Noonday Organ Concert Series at the Basilica of SS. Peter and Paul are in Lewiston this summer. Beginning on […]
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At the Pride Parade, we delighted the crowd with 300 rainbow love bug rocks. Marchers wished they’d had three times as many to give away! We can also affirm that Black Lives Matter and offer […]
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Hello to the Cathedral of St. Luke Community, My name is Avery Schott and I have the absolute privilege to serve as your new parish administrator. Lynne England has left behind a true legacy of […]
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Dean Shambaugh will be away from June 20 through July 15 and then again from August 11 through 24 for vacation and General Convention. While he is away, the Rev. Suzanne Roberts and the Rev. […]
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For everything, there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven: … a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; … a time to weep, and a […]
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Dear Cathedral Family, Not being able to be with you last Sunday was a big loss. I’m especially sorry for those who were going to be confirmed or received. Please know that the Dean and […]
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