HOLY WEEK 2026 at St. Patrick’s
All are welcome to join us for any or every service listed below!
Palm Sunday 3/29 at 10:00 am – We will begin our service outside (weather permitting) and process into the church waving our palms and singing “Hosanna!” This will be a Holy Eucharist Rite II service that will include the reading of The Passion of the Gospel according to Matthew.
Holy Tuesday 3/31 at 6 pm – A traditional offering of Stations of the Cross will be followed. (No Eucharist).
Holy Wednesday 4/1 at 12 pm – A noonday healing service will be held and includes anointing with oil.
Holy Wednesday 4/1 at 6 pm – Stations of the Cross – Mary’s Way of the Cross – will be offered. (No Eucharist).
Maundy Thursday 4/2 at 6 pm – On this night, we remember Jesus’ commandment to love one another and prepare our hearts for Good Friday, by sharing in the intimacy of the Last Supper and the humility of foot washing. Our Holy Eucharist Maundy Thursday liturgy includes the washing of feet (for those who wish to participate) as well as the solemn stripping of the altar. All are welcome to this moving time of prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
Good Friday 4/3 at 12pm – Join us as we gather in solemn remembrance of our Lord’s Passion and death. Through Scripture, prayer, and reflection, we will walk the way of the cross, contemplating the depth of Christ’s love and sacrifice for the world. This quiet, meditative service invites us into the mystery of redemption and prepares our hearts for the hope of Easter. (Good Friday Liturgy with Holy Communion from Reserved Sacrament)
Good Friday 4/3 at 6 pm – Stations of the Cross – Celtic Way of the Cross – will be offered. (No Eucharist).
EASTER SUNDAY 4/5 at 10:00 am – Alleluia! Come rejoice with us in the promise of new life and the light of Christ that shines for all people. Join us this Easter Sunday as we gather in joy and hope to celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord. Through scripture, prayer, and song, we proclaim the good news that life triumphs over death and love overcomes all. Whether you are a longtime member or visiting for the first time, you are warmly welcome to share in this sacred celebration of renewal and grace.