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Mass Times: Saturday 4 PM, Sunday 8 AM, 10 AM, 12 PM, 5:30
Confession Times: Saturdays 2:30 - 3:45 PM & the Thursday before the First Friday of each month 7:00 - 8:00 PM
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    THE FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT


    PALM SUNDAY AND HOLY WEEK ARE COMING SOON! 


    Rejoice because we’ve made it past the middle point of Lent...Easter joy is around the corner! Rejoice because God’s mercy is greater than your sin. Spring weather has finally arrived, and Holy Week is just two weeks away. Here is a brief outline of all the Holy Week opportunities for prayer and encounter with our Risen Lord: Palm Sunday is March 24th, and we will be commemorating Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem with the Blessing and distribution of Palms at all the Masses. On Monday March 25th All our priests will be hearing confessions at 7 PM in church. On Tuesday March 26th all the priests of our diocese will be gathering with Bishop Malesic at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist for the annual Chrism Mass where our holy oils for the new year will be blessed and all the priests will renew the promises of Holy Orders at a special Mass open to the faithful at 7 PM. On Wednesday March 27th All our priests will be hearing confessions in Church at 7 PM followed by a special prayer service of light and darkness called Tenebrae at 8 PM. On Holy Thursday March 28th we will have Morning Prayer at 8:15 AM in church followed by the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 7:30 PM commemorating Jesus’ institution of the Holy

    Eucharist at the Last Supper. Night Prayer will be prayed in church at 10:30 PM on Holy Thursday. On Good Friday March 29th we will have Morning Prayer at 8:15 AM in church followed by the Passion of our Lord Service at 3 PM and finally Stations of the Cross at 7 PM. On Holy Saturday March 30th we will have Morning Prayer at 8:15 AM in church followed by two Easter basket food blessings and 11:30 AM and 12:30 PM. The Great Easter Vigil Mass will be at 8:30 PM in church. Please note there are no 2:30 PM confessions or 4 PM vigil Mass on Holy Saturday. On Easter Sunday March 31st we have Easter Masses at 8 AM, 10 AM, and 12 PM. Please note there is no 5:30 PM Mass on Easter Sunday. Parish Offices are Closed on Good Friday March 29th and Easter Monday April 2nd so our staff can pray with us and their families on Easter.  


    ADORATION CHAPEL CLOSED FOR THE SACRED TRIDUUM 


    Our Eucharistic Adoration Chapel will be closed in honor of the three Holy Days beginning on Holy Thursday morning at 9am and will reopen on Easter Sunday morning at 9 AM.  


    DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY HOLY HOUR 


    The season of Lent is all about preparing for Easter and trusting in the Divine Mercy of Jesus. Each one of us dies in the state in which we lived, and we all want to live like saints. We all want to love and recognize Jesus on the day of judgement and God has given us the sacred heart of Jesus as the grace we need to be saved from sin. Pope St. John Paul II consecrated the Sunday after Easter to be Divine Mercy Sunday in honor of the revelations of St. Margaret Mary and St. Faustina. Here is a little bit about Divine Mercy: It is because of Jesus working through St. Margaret Mary Alacoque (d. 1690) that the entire Church celebrates the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which has led, among other things, to tremendous blessings for families who have gone on to enthrone the Sacred Heart of Jesus in their home. 


    The Feast of Divine Mercy is a brand new one, less than 25 years old. And it is less than 100 years ago that Jesus specifically asked St. Faustina to let the pope know He wanted the entire Church to honor and celebrate His Divine Mercy on this Second Sunday of Easter. Thanks be to God that St. John Paul II listened and acted.


    God has special blessings and graces for us if we take the time to listen and respond in trust. So don’t let this day, or perhaps this week, go by without learning a little more about Divine Mercy Sunday, about Jesus’ words to us, and then responding in the way that God is asking of you. One helpful summary of Jesus’ message is: the ABC’s of Mercy. A = Ask for mercy. B = Be merciful in deed, word, and prayer. C = Completely trust in Jesus. Jesus told St. Faustina that “Souls that make an appeal to my mercy delight Me. To such souls I grant even more graces than they ask.…Beg for mercy for the whole world.” On Divine Mercy Sunday April 7th we will offer a solemn Holy Hour at 3 PM in church when we will pray the chaplet of Divine Mercy and confessions will be offered. Celebrate the octave of Easter and rejoice in Jesus’ mercy.


    Easter joy is coming, never forget the Lord Jesus is with us, always! 

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