The Shroud of Turin
You may recall that last March we had planned an evening of recollection on the Shroud of Turin with and a replica of the Shroud present. Then COVID hit and we cancelled. I think, more than ever, the time is right to offer such an evening this Lent. Actually, we will offer 4 evenings due to the restricted number we can accommodate. The dates and times are March 17, 22, 24 all at 7:00 P.M. The fourth is a little quirkier time. Since the Christmas Midnight Mass had such a beautiful atmosphere, I thought we’d offer a Shroud evening on Friday, March 26 at 10:00 P.M. Perhaps that would be attractive to any college students who are home, or to anyone else. We’ll see. The evening will look at the history and some of the scientific research done on the Shroud, but the major part will be on what the Shroud actually means for us. That aspect, the most important one, is not as often presented. As always, we will have to register, so please watch for an announcement. I hope many parishioners will take advantage of this Lenten opportunity to grow in holiness and appreciation of the Lord’s sacrifice for us.
Stations of the Cross
Remember Stations of the Cross are offered every Friday in Lent at 7:00 P.M. in the Hall. Last week’s Newsletter presented a video of the Scriptural Stations. This week we include the traditional Stations written by St. Alphonsus Liguori HERE.
Consecration of the Diocese, our Parish, and our Homes to St. Joseph
