Welcome... Lumen Christi is a newly emerging community of Christians, rooted in the Roman Catholic tradition. We honor the teachings and long rich history of the larger Roman Catholic Church*. We profess freedom to evolve in spiritual growth, conscience and diversity. All who are seeking communion in the love of God and with one another are welcome to participate with us in worship and to join us at our open Eucharistic table. Our pastor and priest is an ordained woman. Check out the sidebar link, Journey to Holy Orders, to read the story of her call to service in the church, to Catholicism, to her ordination to the priesthood. In response to requests, we have published Sunday homilies on this website. You will find them under the "Homilies and Readings" link on the sidebar. That page also has a link to the daily liturgical readings. We are very excited to announce that we starting off our new year by sponsoring Michael Morwood conference here in McMinnville on February 22, 23 and 24. For more information click the link on the left hand sidebar. This website is our attempt introduce the Lumen Christi community to you now providing information and answering questions you might have. Browse through it at your leisure. You can check out our Facebook page as well. From the link on our sidebar, it's just a click away. While you're there, click the "Like Button". (Footnote) *Because of unreconciled differences with regard to certain doctrinal and administrative practices of the larger Roman Catholic Church, Lumen Christi is presently a separate legal entity. Specifically, it remains at odds with the Roman Catholic Church's discriminatory position on the exclusion of women and married men from the priesthood. Lumen Christi welcomes all to its Eucharistic table and to its assembly without regard to gender, denominational affiliation, or sexual orientation. |  Mass on Sundays at 5 pm... at the sanctuary of McMinnville Cooperative Ministries, 522 NE 2nd St., McMinnville, OR Agape Feast: Time and place to be announced ----- Sacrament of Reconciliation and the Sacrament of the Sick are by appointment ----- |