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Mass Times
During
Lent
|
|
Confession
Times
During Lent
NO
Confessions on April 1 and 2
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+ Saturday +
4:00
PM Mass - St. Joseph's
6:00 PM
Mass - IHM |
+ Sunday +
9:00 AM
Mass - IHM
11:30 AM Mass - IHM
|
|
+ Saturday +
2:00
PM - 3:30 PM - IHM
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Except
For:
February 27
March 27
3:00 PM -3:45
PM --St. Joseph's
(Last Saturday of the Month)
|
+ Monday +
6:30
AM Mass - IHM
9:00
AM Mass - IHM
|
+ Tuesday +
6:30 AM
Mass - IHM
9:00 AM
Mass - St. Joseph's |
|
+ Sunday +
Between Sunday
Masses
&
After 11:30 PM Mass
Until Last penitent
IHM
|
+ Wednesday +
During Lent
12:10
AM - IHM
Communion
Service
|
+ Thursday +
5:30
PM Mass - IHM
On April 1st
Holy Thursday's Mass will be held at 7:00 PM
|
|
+ Thursday +
4:00 PM - 5:15 PM
IHM
|
+ Friday +
12:10
PM Mass - IHM |
|
|
+ Friday +
11:00 AM - 12:00 Noon
and
again after
Friday's 12:10 PM Mass
until the last penitent or
2:00 PM.
(except for Good Friday)
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Stations of the Cross
Friday Evenings at 7:00 PM
IHM and St. Joseph's
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Chrism Mass -
Wednesday
March 24th at
5:30 PM
Annual Blessing of the Chrism
Oils at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi.
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Holy
Thursday:
April 1st at
7:00
PM
Mass of the Lord's
Supper & "Washing of the Feet" --Incense
will be used.
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Good
Friday:
April 2nd
(IHM Parish Offices will be Closed)
Walk to Chimayo - 7:30
AM
Meet at the KML Parish Hall
or
St. Joseph's parking lot. More details to be
published later.
"Celebration of
the Passion of our Lord"
--
3:00 PM in the Main Church.
This is
the principal liturgical event of Good Friday and all are encouraged to
attend.
Stations
of the Cross will be
held at 7:00 PM -- IHM and St. Joseph's.
Divine Mercy Novena begins
on Good Friday at both IHM and St. Joseph's. Please see the
bulletin for a detailed schedule.
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Holy
Saturday:
April 3rd at 3:00 PM
Easter baskets of food will
be blessed, weather
permitting, on the church patio, at 3:00 PM
Easter
Vigil Mass:
This is the most
significant liturgy of the year.
The Liturgy follows the
ancient traditions of the early Church
(it is largely taken from The Apostolic Tradition recorded by St.
Hipolytus in the early 3rd century). We bless the new fire, The Light of the Christ, from which
the Paschal candle gets is lit and we bless the water of
Baptism. The Easter Vigil truly celebrates our Salvation, made
possible by Christ's Resurrection. On this night, our
catechumens will be baptized and others will enter into full communion
with the Catholic Church. The Vigil will last approximately two
and one-half hours and satisfies the Easter Sunday
obligation. Incense will be
used.
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Easter
Sunday:
April 4th--The
Resurrection of the Lord
Masses at 9:00 AM and
11:30 AM
The 11:30 AM
Mass will be a family Mass with participation by the children.
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Divine
Mercy Sunday:
April
11th
Holy Hour of Prayer and
Benediction at IHM at 3:00 PM
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Operation
Help the Needy:
As part of our Parish Lenten
program of prayer, fasting,
sacrifice and works of charity, we suggest that all Parishioners donate
a portion of monies saved from reduced meal preparation and food intake
to help the needy of Northern New Mexico. Please make checks
payable to IHM - Christian Concern Committee.
Lenten Guidelines
Abstinence
from meats is to be observed by all Catholics from the ages of 14 years
and older on Ash Wednesday and on all Fridays of Lent.
Fasting
is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all
Catholics who are between 18 adn 59 years of age. Those who are
bound
by this may take one full meal and two smaller meals are
permitted, if necessary to maintain strength according to one's needs
but eating solid foods between meals is not permitted.
The special Paschal Fast and Abstinence are prescribed for Good Friday
and encouraged for Holy Saturday.
By the threefold discipline of
fasting, alms giving and prayer the Church keeps Lent from Ash
Wednesday until the evening of Holy Thursday. All of the faithful
and the catechumens should undertake serious practice of these three
traditions.