2013 Liturgy Schedule for Lent and Holy Week
 
Regular Mass Schedule
Monday through Friday at 7.45am, first Saturday of the month at 8am
Saturday Vigil at 5pm; Sunday at 8am, 9.30am, 11.30am, and 5pm 
Communion Services on Tuesdays at 7.45am and Saturday mornings at 8am
 
Catholics Alive!  Lenten retreat experience
Starting Feb 20 - Wednesdays of Lent at 7pm starting in the Parish Center chapel
 
Stations of the Cross  Fridays of Lent at 7pm in the church (except March 15)
 
School Mass for St. Patrick’s Day Monday, March 18 at 8.45am
(There will also be the regular 7.45am Mass)
 
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Individual Confessions on Saturdays, 3.30pm-4.30pm in the church
                also on Friday, March 1 (8.30am-9am)
         and Saturdays - March 2, March 9, March 16, and March 23 (8.45am-9.30am)
 

HOLY WEEK

Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion Sat, Mar 23 at 5pm, Sun, Mar 24 at 8am, 9.30am, 11.30am, and 5pm
 
Stations of the Cross, led by the St. Stephen the Martyr Youth Group, followed by Communal Penance Service
Wed, Mar 27 at 8pm in the Church
 
Triduum Morning Prayer
Thursday, March 28 – Saturday, March 30 at 7.45am in the Church (No morning Mass)
 
Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord’s Supper March 28 at 7pm
 
Good Friday Stations of the Cross
March 29 at 11am (led by the School) and 3pm (led by Parishioners).
Confessions to follow after the 3pm Stations of the Cross
 
Good Friday, Celebration of the Lord’s Passion March 29 at 7pm
 
The Easter Vigil Liturgy Saturday, March 30 at 8.00pm
 
Easter Masses Sunday, March 31 at 8am, 9.30am, 11.30am – no 5pm Mass



Fr. Dunstan Epalaat, visiting priest from Kenya, leading the singing of the Lamb of God during morning Mass, summer 2012





Celebrating the Liturgy

The celebration of the Liturgy is, and must be, the heart of every parish's life. Above all else, the celebration of the Liturgy is the reason for our existence. Even if a parish offers no other ministries or activities, it must still gather to celebrate Mass, especially on the Lord's Day.

We are eagerly drawn together by our love of God and gratitude for our redemption in Christ and all our blessings. Everything we do as a parish and as individual Catholic Christians must point us toward our celebration of the Mass and the Sacraments.

The Mass and the Sacraments give us the spiritual strength we need to live as fruitful branches on the Vine that is Jesus Christ until we gather again for worship. It is a wonderful "circular" rythm of life for every faithful disciple of Jesus.


Patrick Barredo, Pastoral Associate
(contact for all areas of Liturgy except Music)
206.937.1488 x204
pbarredo@holyrosaryseattle.org

Paul Dolejsi, Pastoral Associate for Music
(adult ensembles, teens and children)
206.935.8353
pdolejsi@holyrosaryseattle.org

Bob Ingalls, Choir Director
(adult choir)
206.935.8353
bingalls@holyrosaryseattle.org