Lent | Holy Week | Easter
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Holy Week & Easter Calendar
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Sunday, April 27, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, confession, blessing at 4PM.Read More -
Tuesday, April 29, 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Adoration is available every Tuesday in the Chapel of the Holy Family (located in the parish center.)Read More -
Tuesday, May 6, 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Adoration is available every Tuesday in the Chapel of the Holy Family (located in the parish center.)Read More
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Tuesday, May 13, 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM
Adoration is available every Tuesday in the Chapel of the Holy Family (located in the parish center.)Read More
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Lent
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Old Palms
Please do not leave last year's palms in the church or parish center. We do not use these for Ash Wednesday ashes.
[Click here] to see how to dispose of blessed palms.
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Answering the most asked Questions about Lent:
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Plenary Indulgence
Click the button below to learn how you can obtain a plenary indulgence during Lent.
And, learn what a plenary indulgence is.
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Lenten resources to get the most out of lent
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Hallow
Lent ideas from Hallow for the whole family. Fasting, prayers, and almsgiving ideas for children and adults. (Also, Hallow content updated weekly here on this page--see below!)
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Ascension Press
Ascension Press has a Lenten Companion Series that includes Lenten reflection videos, a journal of Lenten prayers, reflections, and illustrations.
Ascension Press also has children's and teen books for Lent and Easter.
Click here to visit Ascension Press
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Word On Fire
Bishop Robert Barron invites readers to enter more deeply into the prayerful nature of the season. Lenten Gospel Reflections features the full Gospel reading for each day of Lent, a daily reflection from Bishop Barron, space for journaling and answering reflection questions, and more!
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From Catholic.store
Padre Pio’s Secret to Carrying the Cross
For over 50 years, Padre Pio would wake up every morning with the wounds of Christ and offer his life in union with the cross. As both a priest and stigmatist, his daily life was a Lenten sacrifice. And now, for the first time, you’re invited to join him on a transformative Lenten journey reading through his private letters.
Over the six weeks of Lent, you will accompany Padre Pio through the significant spiritual moments of his life, beginning each week with a Marian-themed reflection followed by four days that explore aspects of Pio’s supernatural gifts and challenges, and concluding with a story about his encounter with a consoling angel who helped him carry his crosses.
Compiled by Susan di Bartoli (author of the bestselling Advent devotional Welcoming the Christ Child with Padre Pio), this wonderful new Lenten companion is endorsed by the Padre Pio Foundation of America and the National Center for Padre Pio.
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LENT PROGRAMS ON FORMED.ORG
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On Formed
If you don't have a FORMED account, click below to see how you can sign up for a free account through our parish.
Click here to create a FREE FORMED account
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Lent on Formed
There is so many resources available on Formed.org--for ALL ages. And for all interests.
- Daily Reflections emailed to you.
- Children's shows including the NEW "Drawing Closer to God."
- For teens: "The Search Begins" and "Fearless" with Chris Stephanick.
- New shows especially for parents.
- Plus additional resources to make your Lent, Holy Week, and Easter meaningful.
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On formed for kids
Join Brother Francis in this compact presentation of what Lent is all about and how we observe it as Catholics. Great for the whole family!
If you don't have an account, learn how you can sign up for your FREE account through the parish.
Click here to see Brother Francis Learn About Lent videos
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Catholic Content | Updated daily & monthly
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Hallow Blog
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2 weeks agoPray for mercy with the prayer Jesus gave St. Faustina in 1935. The post Divine Mercy Chaplet/Divine Mercy Novena: How to Pray appeared first on Hallow. -
2 months agoAsh Wednesday 2025: The start of the Lenten season Lent comes providentially to reawaken us, to shake us from our lethargy. Pope Francis Table of Contents What is Ash Wednesday? In 2025, like in...
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Word on Fire(updated weekly)
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Stations of the Cross
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The Stations of the Cross are reflections on the Passion of Jesus Christ. They are typically prayed during the season of Lent.
The Stations of Light are reflections on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. They are typically prayed during the Easter season.
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Double-click on each image below to go to that specific Stations of the Cross page:
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