HOLY WEEK

HOLY WEEK
This is a week that separates the fair weathered friends from true Christians. There are some who come here once a year to celebrate this fun holiday, in some cases only coming here for the Easter egg hunt. But they are cheating themselves. This week is the culmination of everything about our Christian faith. It goes through the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, amidst cheering crowds. Then it celebrates the unity of our diocese with the Chrism mass in Owensboro on Tuesday. Then it observes the solemnity of the Last Supper, when Jesus gave us His body and blood. Then it mourns the fact that the same crowd which cheered him into Jerusalem then demanded his death on a cross. Finally, it celebrates the immense victory over sin, death and despair as Jesus rose from the dead. Don’t miss a single step of that great journey.
NOVENA OF DIVINE MERCY
We ask you to take part in this novena (9 days of prayer) for the sins of ourselves and the whole world. We will pray this as a community each day from Good Friday until the Sunday after Easter (Divine Mercy Sunday). If you cannot join us at church, we ask that you please do it at home, with your family (if you have one) - preferably at 3 PM, but whenever it is best for you. This will end with the Divine Mercy Holy Hour on Sunday, April 12 at 3 PM. The Hour of Mercy (when Jesus died for our sins). It is a plea for mercy, but also a celebration of the mercy that Jesus Christ so greatly desires to give to each and every one of us, if only we will take it.
God’s Blessings, Fr. Steve

