Join us for the Vigil of Our Lord, the first Easter liturgy celebrating Our Lord's Resurrection from the dead. (This replaces the 8:15 AM and 5:00 PM Masses, and there is no Adoration today.)
Palm Sunday is a favorite feast for children, who both love and learn from active experiences. Click here for suggestions about living Palm Sunday through the Triduum with children at home.
We are at the Fifth Sunday of our Lenten season. How can we help each other to remain steadfast in our prayer, fasting, and almsgiving? This is a time for patience and forgiveness. Click here for ideas for this last full week of Lent.
Our Grief Support Group is pausing for Lent and will resume meeting with an adjusted schedule after Easter. Additionally, we need a minimum of five registrants, with a cap of twelve and a deadline of Wednesday, April 16.
We are encouraged to mark the fourth Sunday of Lent, Laetare Sunday, with joyful celebrations in our homes. Laetare means rejoice in Latin, and Family Corner this week will help us to look forward in faith to the joy of the Resurrection.
Almsgiving is one of our main practices during Lent. Family Corner this week will focus on ways we can work together in the family and parish to give to others.
Pour out the same Holy Spirit on these elect,
who long for Your sacraments.
Guide them along the paths of right faith,
safe from error, doubt, and unbelief,
so that with eyes unsealed
they may come to see You face to face,
for You live and reign forever. Amen.