Lent, Holy week, and Easter
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Where To Begin This Lent? -
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Click below to see our schedule for holy week and Easter mass times
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Stations of the Cross, Every Friday at 7 PM | The next Service is:
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Friday, March 31, 6:00 PM
Come to the parish hall at 6:00 PM for a simple soup dinner, followed by the Stations of the Cross in the church. The Stations of the Cross will be geared to our teenage parishioners. Everyone is welcome.Read More
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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
Ascension Press has a Lenten Companion Series that includes Lenten reflection videos, a journal of Lenten prayers, reflections, and illustrations.
Click here to visit Ascension Press
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Dynamic Catholic
You can sign up for daily reflections. Plus, they offer helpful and inspiring lists on "things to give up" and "things to do."
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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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On formed for kids
Brother Francis will give daily reflection videos during Lent on FORMED. If you don't have an account, learn how you can sign up for your FREE account through the parish.
Click here to create a FREE FORMED account
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ON FORMED FOR KIDS
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Catholic Content | Updated daily & monthly
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Hallow Blog
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a week agoHoly Week 2023 Schedule The season of Lent gives way to the celebration of Easter in Holy Week, the most sacred period of the liturgical calendar. Holy Week includes both the Church’s most solemn... -
a week agoHallow's complete guide to Palm Sunday. The post Palm Sunday 2023: Scripture, Songs, Readings, and the Meaning of Palms appeared first on Hallow.
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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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