Please mark your calendars now and plan on joining us for the Paschal Triduum.
These are the three most sacred days of the year for Christians, and the celebrations on each day almost form a single, continuous liturgy. The Easter Vigil in the Holy Night is the most solemn celebration of the entire liturgical year. People are often willing to stay up late for a Mass at night on Christmas Eve, but are less willing to come to the Easter Vigil! We strongly urge you to plan on participating this year. It will be the culmination of our parish observance of Lent and shouldn’t be missed except for a serious reason. We will open the Easter Vigil with these words: “Dear brothers and sisters, on this most sacred night, in which our Lord Jesus Christ passed over from death to life, the Church calls upon her sons and daughters, scattered throughout the world, to come together to watch and pray.” May we heed that invitation of the Church and gather together as one community of faith to mark the most sacred of nights and the central mystery of our salvation.
Palm Sunday, March 29th
Palm Sunday, March 29th
Easter Sunday Family Celebration
Invitation to Holy Week!
Click the graphic to read reflections from parishioner Lexie Collins and altar server Aidan Weber about their experiences of Holy Week and Easter.
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