The Martinmas Feast and Slient Auction (November 15th, 2008) In honor of St. Martin of Tours - A Roman soldier who was so moved by a beggar’s nakedness that he used his sword to cut his own robe in half. This image shapes our view of Martin, but it is also said that the robe was restored when he awoke. St. Martin went on to travel through Gaul and convert pagans in the countryside, and ultimately, live a hermit’s life. His feast day is celebrated throughout Europe – in many ways is like St. Nicholas, a patron of giving – with gifts and a little merriment. More details to follow, but please save the date! November 15th, 2008 Learn more about St. Martin of Tours and Martinmas Feast - Martinmas info About donations > There are many ways that you can support St. Luke’s Martinmas Feast. Of course, we hope that you can join in the festivities by buying tickets to attend the dinner and auction on November 15th and bid on the many auction items. But before we can have an auction we need items to auction off. These items fall into two broad categories – donations from individuals and donations from businesses. Some examples of donations.... (click to read more) Plan on donating something yourself or contact a business that you frequent. Thank you for your help!!! Any questions, just ask Chris Roberts or if you're ready to donate >> Print a donations form