Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday and culminates with the resurrection of the Lord at the Easter. We are excited to worship with you during the pinnacle of the entire liturgical year! Below are all details for Holy Week.

Palm Sunday
Saturday: 5pm & Sunday: 8am, 10am, 12pm, 5:30pm
The start of Holy Week! Please pick up a palm from the Gathering Spaces before mass. At the start of mass, the congregation is welcome to come to the Gathering Space for the Blessing of Palms and Opening Gospel reading, then may follow the clergy in during the procession and take their seats.

*Please maintain a solemn silence in the Gathering Space during the entirety of the Holy Triduum*

Holy Thursday
No 7:30am or 12pm daily masses, adoration, or Confessions. 
Mass of the Lord's Supper @7PM 
We celebrate Jesus' Last Supper, where he instituted the Eucharist and taught us that He is truly present in the Eucharist, despite the outward appearance of bread.
The presider will wash the feet of a handful of parishioners selected beforehand to show the humility of Christ washing the feet of the apostles.
Prayer Vigil at Altar of Repose: Following the Mass of the Lord's Supper, the Holy Eucharist will be removed from the tabernacle of the Church and processed to the Altar of Repose in the Emmaus Chapel, not to return until Christ has risen. Following the procession, you are invited to keep watch with the Lord in the Emmaus Chapel until Midnight, at which point the tabernacle doors will be closed as the day of the Lord's Passion begins. 

Sign-Up for Thursday's Vigil can be found here: Holy Thursday Prayer Vigil Sign-Up

Good Friday
Confessions will be available at 11:30am in the Emmaus Chapel. No 12pm daily mass. 
Stations of the Cross @3pm
At the hour of Christ's death on the cross, we will walk through His Passion and death.
Celebration of the Lord's Passion @7pm
This solemn liturgy will include the Liturgy of the Word, the Veneration of the Holy Cross, and Holy Communion.
Holy Saturday
No 8am daily mass or confessions. All are welcome to help prepare the Church for Easter at 8:30am. 
Easter Vigil in the Holy Night @8pm
This most beautiful liturgy that is the pinnacle of the liturgical calendar begins in complete darkness, with the Easter Fire as the only source of light. The new Paschal Candle is lit and the Exsultet (Proclamation of Easter) is sung, followed by five readings that encapsulate salvation history. Candles are available in the Gathering Space, as all candles will receive their initial light from the Paschal Candle. Following the Liturgy of the Word, our catechumens will be welcomed into full communion with the Catholic Church and receive Confirmation and First Communion. Finally, Holy Week concludes with the Liturgy of the Eucharist as we receive the risen Lord into our very selves in the Holy Eucharist.
Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord
We rejoice today in our Lord's resurrection! Not simply an old fable or tale, but we know with assurance that Jesus truly rose from the dead, conquering sin and death, and opening the gates of Heaven for us. 
Easter Sunday Masses @8am, 10am*, and 12pm
*The 10am mass will also be livestreamed
*NO 5:30pm Mass*