St. Paul Campus Parish

Catholic Ministry of Big Rapids Serving the Students, Faculty and Staff at Ferris State University since 1949

Lenten and Easter Schedule 2008

 

 

 

 

Generations of Faith

All members of all ages of both parishes welcome to join us as we reflect together on the catholic faith

 

Feb 13, 2008—Dying to Self

March 5, 2008—New Live in Christ

5pm-7:30pm

At St. Mary

 

 

 

 

 

Lenten Supper

Sponsored by St. Mary School to benefit programming

Free will donation

Fridays Feb 8, March 7, 14

5pm-7pm

At. St. Mary Parish Center

 

 

 

 

Adult Confirmation

Classes for adults preparing for confirmation.  Please contact Deacon John to Register

Wednesday 6-7:30pm

At St. Mary

Parish  Meeting Room

Jan30, Feb 13*, 20, 27,

March 5*, 9**, 12, 19

*Class attending GOF (see above for more information)

**Class is Sunday after

9am or 11am Mass

 

 

 

 

Catholic Church History

Learn how we have become a Church

Presented by Fr. Lam Le and Deacon John Ashmore

Tuesdays Jan 29 Feb 5,12,19 March 4,11,25

4pm-5:30pm

At St. Mary School

*St. Paul Campus Parish * One Damascus Rd * Big Rapids, Michigan 49307

*Phone: 231-796-7393 * Fax: 231-796-3990 * stpauls1@charterinternet.com
Text Box: Holy Thursday—March 20, 2008 at St. Mary 5pm dinner 7pm Mass of the Last supper Good Friday—March 21, 2008 at St. Paul 11am Lenten soup lunch 12 noon Passon of the Lord 1pm Stations of the Cross Stations presented by the High School students Holy Saturday-March 22, 2008 at St. Mary 10am Morning Prayer (Blessing of Easter food, anointing of the Catechumens, and Followed by rehearsal of Easter vigil) 8pm EASTER VIGIL Easter Sunday Mass March 23, 2008 8am at St. Paul 9:30am at St. Mary 11:30am at St. Paul

Holy Week and Easter Mass Schedule

Lenten Schedule of Liturgy, Devotion, Prayer and Ministry
Text Box: Ash Wednesday February 6, 2008 8:30am at St. Mary Liturgy of word with imposition of ashes 5pm at St. Mary Ash Wednesday Mass 7pm at St. Paul Ash Wednesday Mass Text Box: The Gospel According to Matthew To introduce the People of God to the richness of the Holy Scriptures, the Church developed a three-year-cycle lectionary. Each year, the majority of the Gospel passages proclaimed at Sunday Masses are taken from one of the Synoptic Gospels (i.e., from Matthew, Mark, and Luke). This year, cycle A, the majority of the readings for Sunday Masses are taken from the Gospel of Matthew. We invite you to study and reflect with us during this season of Lent on some of the important themes of this Gospel. St. Jerome, a famous Scripture scholar of the Church, had an important saying: "Ignorance of Holy Scriptures is the ignorance of Christ." During this season of Lent, let us allow St. Matthew, the evangelist, to lead us deeply into the Mystery of Christ. Presented by Fr. Lam Feb 20, 2008 6pm-7pm at St. Mary The Baptism of the Lord and Holy Spirit in the Gospel of Matthew Feb 27, 2008 6pm-7pm at St. Mary The Beatitude and the Our Father in the Gospel of Matthew March 12, 2008 6pm-7pm at St. Mary The Eucharist in the Gospel of Matthew Text Box: Stations of the Cross 2pm Fridays Feb 8, 22, 29 March 7, 14 Led by St. Mary School Students At St. Mary 7pm Fridays Feb 8, March 7,14 At. St. Mary Led by different ministries and groups 7pm Fridays Feb 15, 22, 29 At. St. Paul Led by different ministries and groups Holy Week/Easter schedule see below