Holy Week
Join us in the Chapel located in the Education Building or on Zoom. The passcode to enter is: liturgy. Please mute yourselves upon entering. Holy Thursday worship aid. Good Friday Stations of the Cross. Good Friday Liturgy. The Easter Vigil.
These are our High Holy Days in the Catholic Church. The cumulative beauty of these masses and liturgies outshines even Christmastide, for it is the culmination of our Lord’s life on this earth and his resurrection. I pray that you will join us!
Triduum liturgies:
Holy Thursday, April 17, 6:00 p.m. in the Chapel of the Education Building. Followed by Adoration of the Host. Sacrament of Reconciliation available on request.
Good Friday, April 18, Stations of the Cross, 5:30 on the path from the Education building to the Sanctuary. Liturgy, immediately following in the Chapel.
Easter Vigil, Saturday, April 19, 6:45 p.m. next to the labyrinth by the sanctuary. We will then process into the Chapel.
Due to the celebration of the Vigil, no Easter morning mass will be held.
Join us either in person at 12861 N. 8th Ave., Phoenix, or on Zoom to learn more.
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Abundant blessings,
Rev. Kate Lehman, OSB
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St. Teresa of Ávila is united with many other authentic Catholic faith communities as a member of the Ecumenical Catholic Communion (ECC). The ECC is a "community of communities" that share a common theology and liturgical tradition with the Roman Catholic Church, but do not participate in its canon law. The "ECC Difference" can be seen in the inclusion of all baptized Christians at the Eucharistic table, respect for and recognition that the Spirit is at work in those of other religions, ordination of women and married individuals, offering of the sacrament of marriage to committed LGBT couples and those remarrying after divorce, invitation to follow conscience regarding birth control, and active/equal involvement of the laity in the governance of the Communion.