Lent is a time of preparation to pray, fast, and give. We are now entering into Holy Week the final week of Lent. Check out this video to learn more. Also check out the varitey of resources avaible below on Lent.

Check out the Archdiocese website on ways to celebrate the Easter Season! click here.

Palm Sunday: March 28th
This day we celebrate Jesus' entry into Jursulem and we also read the Passion

The Triduum:

• Holy Thursday: April 1st
  • This day we celebrate the Last Supper and when Jesus washed his Diciples feet
• Good Friday: April 2nd
  • This day we hear the Passion of Jesus again and venerate the Cross
  • Find a prayer service to celebrate at home here.
• Holy Saturday/Easter Vigil: April 3rd
  • This the period of waiting between Jesus' Death and his Resurrection.
  • In the evening after the Sun has set we celebrate the Easter Vigil with the logest Mass with up 6 readings. This is also the day we welcome new catholics and celebrate their Baptism, First Communion and Confirmation.

• Thus is the day we Celebrate the empty tomb and Jesus' Resurrection.

• We continue to celebrate easter and Jesus Resurciation for 50 days until he sends the Holy Spriit to his Disciples on Pentecost.

This is a brief summary of Holy Week use the resources below to learn more and for ways to celebrate at home. You can celebrate holy Week with us by clicking the button below to register for Masses.

Holy Week Registration

• Activities from Joe Poprocki on Catechist's Journey
• Busted Halo: Holy Week in 3 minutes Video
• Loyola Press: Holy Week
• Holy Week Activities pack from Catechists Journey
• At Home with Faith from the Office of Marriage and Family Life

Palm Sunday:

• Fold your Own Palm Crosses

The Tridumm:

• Keeping the Triduum at Home
• Pflaum: Good Friday Prayer Service
• FOCUS: Illustrated Guide to the Triduum
• USCCB: The Triduum FAQs

Youth Ministry Stations of the Cross Photo Album

Loyola Press Stations of the Cross for Children

CRS Rice Bowl Virtual Stations of the Cross

Busted Halo: Virtual Stations of the Cross

There are a variety of activities availble online to do with your family to continue learning about lent.
 

• Catholic Inspired Lent Activities
  • Variety of downloads avaliable such as Sations of the cross lift the flap book and the sorrowful mysteries coloring sheet so you can pray the rosary this Lent.

Archdiocese of Seattle Faith Formation Resources:

• Lent
• Liturgical Calendar

• Family Ideas
• Calendar
• Stories of Hope

• Best Lent Ever by Dynamic Catholic
• Bishop Robert Barron Lent Reflections

• This Lent we will be hosting a Parish Book Study of Caste By Isabel Wilkerson. This will take place Wednesdays at 6pm via Zoom. All are welcome. Invite family, friends, and neighbors. To register email Terri Nelson at: terrinelson@stjbosco.org or register using the Form availble at the button below.