Wishing You a Blessed Holy Thursday
Holy Triduum and Easter Schedule
Visit our Holy Week page for updates on CDC and Archdiocesan guidelines for safe attendance.
Highlights for Easter Sunday, April 4:
- Monsignor's column: Easter; welcome our new Catholic parishioners
- A message from our Director of Faith Formation
- Divine Mercy retreat; retreat for women dealing with betrayal trauma; marriage retreat, and more
Mass Readings for the Triduum
NOTE: The missalettes are back in the pews, so the readings are no longer in the bulletin. They continue to be available on the live stream page or attached below if you wish to print your own PDF.
Live stream Mass remains available for those unable to attend Mass in person.
Divine Mercy Novena begins Good Friday
Jesus Himself gave the messages of Divine Mercy to St. Faustina in Poland, just before World War II.
The Lord gave St. Faustina special intentions for the days leading up to Divine Mercy Sunday, the Sunday after Easter, and made many promises for those who pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet and celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday with Confession and Communion, with the intention to receive His plentiful graces. See the PDF documents below for the Chaplet, the Novena, and the promises!
Join us next Saturday as we pray as a church family for those who have suffered from Covid-19 and the healthcare workers who care for them. All are welcome.
New Women's Study beginning May 6
In a world where women are measured by their beauty, achievements, and possessions, wouldn’t it be nice to find a place where you could just be valued for who you are?
“Living in the Father’s Love” will lead you to that safe place where you are unconditionally loved, baggage and all.
“Living in the Father’s Love” will lead you to that safe place where you are unconditionally loved, baggage and all.
Six-week study beginning Thursday, May 6 at 7pm via Zoom. Visit our website, stjudechalfont.org/womens-study-group or contact Katy Callum at kcallum1@gmail.com for more details.
Why did Jesus have to suffer so much?
In this brief video, Bishop Barron explains Jesus' suffering in a way you may not have heard before. Enlightening and moving.
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