Lent 2026

Ash Wednesday - February 18
Mass Times
7:00am/12:10pm/6:30pm
During Lent 
Saturday Mass and Confessions - 8am
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Adoration - 7:30pm on Feb. 19, March 5, March 19

Stations of the Cross 
​Tuesdays during Lent at 4:45pm

**Mass at 8am on Saturdays followed by Confessions During Lent**
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​Sacrament of Penance:
Sat., Feb. 21 - 8:30am and 4pm
Sat., Feb. 28 - 8:30am and 4pm
Fri., March 6 - 8:30am
Sat., March 7- 8:30am and 4pm
Sat., March 14 - 8:30am and 4pm
Sat., March 21 - 8:30am and 4pm

Reminder –Remember to REFRESH your MYparish app so you can access the new resources available during Lent. There will be specific buttons for these. The main background should change so you will know you have refreshed the app. Lots of new material.

Please join us on Fri., April 3rd at 8pm for an experience you will never forget!

What is Tenebrae? It is Latin for shadows or darkness. At this event, participants will experience the gradual extinction of all the lights in the church, symbolizing the temporary triumph of the prince of darkness over the Light of the World, and loud noises created at the end of the service by the assembly and ministers, suggesting the earthquake described in the Passion Narratives.​

Lent is a 40 day season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends at sundown on Holy Thursday. It's a period of preparation to celebrate the Lord's Resurrection at Easter. During Lent, we seek the Lord in prayer by reading Sacred Scripture; we serve by giving alms; and we practice self-control through fasting. We are called not only to abstain from luxuries during Lent, but to a true inner conversion of heart as we seek to follow Christ's will more faithfully. We recall the waters of baptism in which we were also baptized into Christ's death, died to sin and evil, and began new life in Christ.
Many know of the tradition of abstaining from meat on Fridays during Lent, but we are also called to practice self-discipline and fast in other ways throughout the season. Contemplate the meaning and origins of the Lenten fasting tradition in this reflection. In addition, the giving of alms is one way to share God's gifts—not only through the distribution of money, but through the sharing of our time and talents. As St. John Chrysostom reminds us: "Not to enable the poor to share in our goods is to steal from them and deprive them of life. The goods we possess are not ours, but theirs." (Catechism of the Catholic Church, no. 2446).
In Lent, the baptized are called to renew their baptismal commitment as others prepare to be baptized through the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults, a period of learning and discernment for individuals who have declared their desire to become Catholics.
​https://www.usccb.org/prayer-worship/liturgical-year/lent
Other Lenten resources: https://www.dynamiccatholic.com/lent.html

Parish Office closes at noon on Holy Thursday
Closed Good Friday, April 3
Closed Easter Monday, April 6
No Daily Mass on March 31