From Jay Boyd...thanks.
According to an email from the Diocese of Baker Chancery office, the Episcopal Ordination of Fr. Liam Cary will be held on May 18th at 2pm at the new church in Bend.
The Ordination is May 18th at 2:00 PM followed by an open reception at St. Francis Church on 27th Street.
We will have a banquet for bishops, priests, Diocesan Staff, family and a few invited guests at 6:00 Pm. I am not sure of the location for this. I am having difficulty finding places for these events because that weekend is a Pole Peddle Paddle weekend here in Bend which brings in thousands of people.
Motel space is at a premium. I have reserved space at the following three motels. If you want to reserve a room, when you call say you are part of the Diocese of Baker group and your rate will be $70.00 per night.
We can accommodate 15, I believe, at the Retreat Center at Powell Butte. These will be the usual $50.00 per night and are on a first come first serve basis. Call Patti (541) 388-4004 if you have questions of if you want to reserve one of these spaces.
Motel space is at a premium. I have reserved space at the following three motels. If you want to reserve a room, when you call say you are part of the Diocese of Baker group and your rate will be $70.00 per night.
We can accommodate 15, I believe, at the Retreat Center at Powell Butte. These will be the usual $50.00 per night and are on a first come first serve basis. Call Patti (541) 388-4004 if you have questions of if you want to reserve one of these spaces.
The Motels with reservations are:
Sleep Inn
600 NE Bellevue D
541-330-0050
Comfort Inn and Suites
62065 SE 27th Street
Bend, OR 97701
541-617-9696
I am working on securing more rooms but for now these are the best choices
We are hoping most of you can stay over the night of the 18th as we are planning an early brunch goodbye for Bishop Skylstad that morning at the retreat center. More about that later.
Bishop Cary has asked Father Paul Thomas from Mt. Angel to be MC. He is coming over Monday to get things going. His first of many trips I am sure.