Daily Inspiration for Your Lenten Journey
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HOLY WEEK
Thursday, April 14 7:00 p.m. Holy Thursday (No morning Mass) Confessions 3-5pm
Friday, April 15 2:00 p.m. Good Friday (No morning Mass) Confessions 10-11am
Saturday, April 16 8:00 p.m. Vigil (No morning or 4:30 pm Mass) Blessing of Food 9am
Sunday, April 17 9:00 & 11:00 a.m. Easter Sunday (No 7:30 am Mass)
ADORATION HOURS DURING HOLY WEEK
Holy Thursday: OPEN all hours (adoration moved to church following evening Mass until midnight)
Good Friday: CLOSED all hours
Holy Saturday: CLOSED all hours
Easter Sunday: CLOSED 12am-12pm, reopens at Noon
This chaplet consists of 15 beads + 3 beads at the beginning.
Revealed to the pious, God-loving Sister Mary Magdalen of Sancta Clara Order, Franciscan, who lived, died and was beatified in Rome. Jesus fulfilled the wish of this Sister, who desired to ardently know something about the secret sufferings which He endured the night before His death.
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In the atrium we mark the beginning of Lent with a celebration of burying our Alleluias. Alleluia means Praise the Lord. We set aside this beautiful praise word in preparation for the Great Celebration of Easter. Have your children make Alleluia banners and “bury” them in your home.
Are you a Catholic woman looking to deepen your Lenten experience this year? Magis Women is offering a spiritually transformative “Lent at Home” mini-retreat, and it’s all online!
“Lost and Found in the Desert: A Spiritual Survival Course” is a seven-lesson / seven-week spiritual journey that will introduce you to essential survival elements to help you hone the skills necessary to survive and thrive in the harsh reality of our current culture. This free emailed mini-retreat will begin Ash Wednesday. SIGN UP
Many priests available.