Spirit News - March 27th

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Our parish Mission, "The Way of Love: Crib, Cross, Eucharist" is this week! We need ushers and greeters for each evening.

If you can RSVP - it helps with planning. Thank you and we hope to see you there!

Wednesday night before the first Mission Session we have a potluck dinner at 5:30 PM in the Hall. RSVP Below, we hope to see you there!

As always, check out our Events Page below that is updated weekly so you can know what is coming up.

Here's this week's update with what's going on with the Parish.

RSVP for Mission Here

Monday,

March 27

Saint Gregory of Narek

Tuesday,

March 28

Saint Catharine of Bologna

Wednesday,

March 29

Saint Ludovico of Casoria

RSVP for Potluck Dinner Here

Parish Mission - Night One

7:00 PM | Church

RSVP for Mission Here

Thursday,

March 30

Saint Peter Regalado

Parish Mission - Night Two

7:00 PM | Church

- Adoration is Cancelled This Week -

RSVP for Mission Here

Friday,

March 31

Saint Stephen of Mar Saba

Parish Mission - Night Three

7:00 PM | Church

RSVP for Mission Here

Saturday,

April 1

Saint Hugh of Grenoble

Sunday,

April 2

Palm Sunday - Mass Readings Here

Click Here for the Holy Week & Triduum Schedule

Events List

View our current and future events

See What's Coming Up in the Parish

We are looking for 12 Parishioners for the traditional Holy Thursday Washing of the Feet at the 7:00 PM Mass of the Lord's Supper.

Click Here to Sign Up for Holy Thursday Washing of the Feet

Will the Beatitudes Make Me Miserable?

No one imagines heaven as a place where everyone is poor, sad, hungry, and persecuted. So if these Beatitudes are attempting to portray a picture of perfect happiness, it seems they aren’t doing a very good job.

Do we give up happiness if we choose to commit to Christ?

How to Fast During Lent, and Why

With Good Friday coming up soon, some may ask "Why do Christians fast?" Is Church is preoccupied with outdated rules from a bygone era?

Or are some things more central to who we are and Who God Is?

May a Layperson Proclaim Jesus' Words During the Passion Reading?

The Passion read at Mass on Palm Sunday is unique compared to Gospels proclaimed the rest of the year as it has multiple participants.

Who Can Read What?

All of our recent bulletins are available on our website! If you need a copy or know someone who does, head over to hspal.org.