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Furman University Singers ConcertMonday, March 6 | 7:00 pm
Dr. Hugh Ferguson Floyd, ConductorFounded in 1946, Furman Singers is one of the
premier collegiate ensembles in America. The Singers tour across the United States and Europe, showcasing
a repetoire that covers everything from Renaissance motets to the finest choral music of the 20th century.
During this Lenten season, join us for Soup Supper and Stations of the Cross every Friday evening. Soup Supper starts at 5:30 pm in the Parish Hall with Stations of the Cross beginning at 6:30 pm.
Rector, Rev. Msgr. Patrick Golden | [email protected], Rev. Mr. Marshall Banks, MD | [email protected], Rev. Mr. Michael DeNoia | [email protected] Deacon, Rev. Mr. Chris Malone | [email protected], Rev. Mr. Mark Matte | [email protected], Rev. Mr. Charles Williams | [email protected] of Music and Liturgy, Daniel Sañez [email protected] | 804-212-3889 Director of Religious Education, Maria Thorsen [email protected] | 804-212-3888Youth Ministry Coordinator, Elizabeth [email protected] | 804-212-3888Interim VCU Campus Minister, Mary Rebecca Anderson [email protected] | 804-212-3891
Business Administrator, Kim [email protected] | 804-212-3898Administrative Secretary , Jayne [email protected] | 804-212-3892Administrative Assistant , Christopher Ferrara [email protected] | 804-359-5651Accountant, Tiffany Baham | [email protected] | 804-212-3890Facilities, Patrick Garrett | 804-212-3893 | [email protected] Daniel Hudson | 804-310-9422Pastoral Council, Laura O’Connor | [email protected] | 804-690-8141Finance Council, Steve Brincefield | [email protected] Cantors | Lauren Tompkins, Ian Richardson, Rondy Michael Lazaro, M.D., Jennifer Piazza-Pick
Bless us with your presence.Serving as the Mother Church of the Diocese of RichmondTwinning with the Catholic Community of Carissade, Haiti
Serving the Campuses of Virginia Commonwealth University
Most Reverend Francis X. DiLorenzoBishop of Richmond
Monsignor Patrick D. GoldenRector
800 S. Cathedral Place, Richmond, VA 23220-4853 Office: (804) 359-5651 Fax: (804) 358-8043
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pmFriday: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
www.richmondcathedral.org
Cathedral of theSacred Heart
For a complete list of our ministries, committees and ways to get involved please refer to our Parish Resource Guide on our Website or pick up a copy at the entrance to the church.
Parish Staff
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This Week at the CathedralSaturday, March 4, 2017 2:00 pm Diocesan Rite of Election 5:15 pm Mass -- Cathedral Parishioners 6:15 pm Baptism Sunday, March 5, 2017 – First Sunday of Lent 9:00 am Mass † Allen Goolsby West 10:05 am Children’s Formation Class 11:00 am Mass † Zare & Hermione Basmajian 12:00 pm 1st Reconciliation Sacramental Prep Class #2 12:00 pm Middle School Youth Group 12:15 pm Baptism 2:00 pm Diocesan Rite of Election 5:15 pm Mass † Buddy & Selma Twiford 6:15 pm Sunday SupperMonday, March 6, 2017 – Monsignor Golden’s Birthday 12:05 pm Daily Mass † Maria Choi 7:00 pm Furman University Singers Concert - FREETuesday, March 7, 2017 12:05 pm NO Daily Mass 7:30 pm Young Adult Bible Study Wednesday, March 8, 2017 7:30 am Prayer Service 12:05 pm Daily Mass † Monsignor Charles Kelly Thursday, March 9, 2017 10:00 am Lenten Prayer & Breakfast 12:05 pm Daily Mass † Barbara Cole 5:30 pm Pastoral Council meeting 6:30 pm Choir Rehearsal Friday, March 10, 2017 12:05 pm Daily Mass † Liddy Horsey 4:00 pm Wedding Rehearsal 5:00 pm Wedding Rehearsal 5:30 pm Soup Supper with Stations of the Cross at 6:30 pmSaturday, March 11, 2017 11:00 am Wedding 2:00 pm Wedding 5:15 pm Mass † Virginia Gerloff Sunday, March 12, 2017 – Second Sunday of Lent 9:00 am Mass † Monsignor Charles Kelly 10:05 am Children’s Formation Class 11:00 am Mass † Robert Joseph Maclunas 12:00 pm 1st Reconciliation Sacramental Prep Class #3 5:15 pm Mass † Leo & Julia Golden 6:15 pm Sunday Supper
Prayers and Praise @ Sick: Patrick Stockton, Cecil Martin, Reed Roberts, Donnaree Stockton, Cheryl Hennan, Rose Albanese, Ann Fincham, Lauren Reinstein, Georgia Thompson, Donald Arns, Peggy Ross, Debra Brown, Joan & Mike Woody, Ann King, Mary Carroll Jordan, Thelma Robinson, Barbara Munjas, Theresa Drexler Moody, Knox & Preston Kaliebe, Kevin Smith, Diana A., Joan DeBiasi, Maria Morales, John Anderson, Joanie Price, Cindy Cole, James Walton, John Nor-ment, Frank Flechter, Michael Hollister, Anna Margolius, Laura Snyder, Jim Dirksen, Pat Waalewyn, Connie Biby, Valerie Booth, Barbara Kersey, Julian Fitzgerald, Mary Hormachea, Gabriel Peter Norment, Gina Loehr, Ed Dunn, Jr., Eddie Dunn, III, Frank Inzitari, John Kuhn, Jerry Kuhn, Sheila Dolan, Dylan Mar-shall, Jean Serini, Amy Tweedale, Billie Sutherland Moore, Mark Patrick Cotham, Anne Hutchins, and Janine Thompson. Also, please continue to pray for those written in the Book of the Sick and those in our Armed Forces.
Seminarians: David Arellano, John Baab, Dillon Bruce, Rev. Mr. John Chris-tian, Andrew Clark, Matthew Coleman, Philip Decker, Anthony Ferguson, Ben Fleser, Gregory Guilfoyle, Armando Herrera, Jamie Hickman, Tochi Iwuji, Alex Jiménez, Joe Kauflin, Rev. Mr. Mark Kowalski, Tom Lawrence, Chris Masla, Rev. Mr. Miguel Melendez, John Minnich, Dan Molochko, Kyle O’Connor, James O’Reilly, Ismael Ramirez, Nick Redmond, Julio Reyes, Kevin Riedel, Cassidy Stinson, Patrick Walsh, Chris Weyer, Riley Winstead.
Welcome to our new RCIA Community! Andrea Barger, Audrey Blanchette, Teresa Bolduc, Emma Bonovitch, David Bonovitch, Kristie Bonovitch, Alan Booth, Rodes Boyd, Robert Bradshaw, Jeremy Cabrera Kadian Campbell, Jasmine Coles, Stephanie Edwards, Jeffrey Edwards, Margaret Harker, Tyrone Harrison, Patrick Johnson, Anthony Kara-baich, Pam Karabaich, Tanner LaRoque, Bobby Locke, Paul Long, Michael Mcguire, Taylor Neal, Taylor Pape, Caroline Rudolph, Matthew Teachey, Courtney Thornton, Noah Vaughn, Katherine Watson, Jonathan White, Martha White, Andrew Wildes.
Welcome our New Members who joined us in February: Dave Crowl; Em-ily and Cason Dwyer; Thomas Griego; Andrea Barger; Jacob Helt; Kimberley Alston-Neal.
The Pope’s general prayer intention for March is: Support for Persecuted Christians: That persecuted Christians may be supported by the prayers and material help of the whole Church.
Did you know??? An organ stop (or just stop) is used by the organist to select which group of pipes (known as ranks) will sound when a key is pressed. This allows for a wide variety of sounds including the simulation of sounds such as those of the oboe, trombone and other orchestral instruments. The Cathedral organ has 54 stops.
Weekly OfferingsFor Fiscal Year beginning 7/1/2017
The Cathedral is grateful for last two week’s collections.
Last Week Year to Date 2016-2017 Regular Offertory Amount Budgeted $17,778 $662,866 Amount Received $17,783 $649,478 Difference $5 -$13,388
Preservation $2,040 $79,900Social Justice Poor and Needy $547 $32,130 Haiti $15 $18,365
Coming from Carey
2016 Yearend Donation Statements:[email protected] tax statements were mailed on January 28, 2017. If you have not received your statement in the mail, please email Tiffany Baham at [email protected], and she will send you another one. We appreciate your generosity and we apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
Note from Rector:Observed every year, Lent is a special time of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. The music of this period, as every liturgical season throughout the year, captures the reflective nature of Lent. You may have noticed over the past couple weeks that three of the Masses (5:15 pm and 9:00 am) are now all in English. However, during Lent the Lamb of God will be sung in Latin, but will return to English when Lent concludes. I totally support Daniel in the changes he has made.
Nursery is open from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm Sundays for children ages 12 mos. to 3 years. The nursery is on the lower level (take the elevator).
Ordained Ministry and Religious Life: For information about the life and ministry of priests, deacons, and seminarians of men & women in religious life, contact Fr. Michael Boehling at 804-359-5661 or www.richmonddiocese.org/vocations
Self-Guided Tour: When visiting the Cathedral, pick up a Self‐Guided Tour pamphlet at the front entrance. To view the tour on our website, visit: www.richmondcathedral.org/selfguidedtour.pdf
We welcome new members to our parish! You can fill out a registration form found at the back of the church, or email [email protected], or fill out an online registration form on our website: www.richmondcathedral.org
During Weekday Masses, Parking Passes Are Not Needed
Daily Mass Schedule: Weekend Mass Schedule:Monday; Wednesday - Friday: 12:05 pm Saturday: 5:15 pm Sunday: 9:00 am Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturday: 4:00 pm to 4:45 pm 11:00 am & 5:15 pm
If you’re interested in becoming Catholic :Contact Maria Thorsen at [email protected] or 804-212-3888For Weddings: Call Jayne Hushen in the Parish Office at 804-212-3892.
For Mass Intenions, call Chris Ferrara in the Parish Office at 804-359-5651.
Christian Marriage Formation Program for Engaged Couples: www.cdrcmfl.org/marriage-family/mariage-preparation/
Infant Baptisms & Confirmations: A Baptism Registration Form is available online on our website - www.richmondcathedral.org Contact Liz Riegler at [email protected] or 770-374-6325
Cathedral Information
Children’s, Youth and Adult Faith Formation
Children’s Faith Formation Corner“Children and God have a unique bond”
A major theme for the whole Catechesis of the Good Shepherd is our covenant relationship with God. In Level II, the children will begin to consider their response to God, which is part of the covenant. The expression of this relationship through Liturgy is a thread that winds throughout the children’s years of catechesis. A special focus is placed on the Liturgy of the Eucharist as well as the moral parables and Reconciliation during the First Communion year.
Please pray for the children and the Catechists in Level II; Mary Alice Teller, Pascale Anderson and Mary Neville.
Landings: Welcoming Returning CatholicsMarch 22 | 6:30 pm | Parish OfficeLandings is a series of sessions where you can share your faith stories. This is an invitation to “come home” ….renew your commitment to becoming an active Catholic. What better time than now? Please email Hillary Pryor or MacKenzie Grubbs for information: [email protected] or [email protected]
Adult News
Reflections - “Mystics of the Catholic Church”Every other Sunday | March 19 | 10:00 amMike Jackman 804-338-3100 | [email protected] next Reflections presentation/discussion on Mystics of the Church will be on Sunday, March 19 between the 9:00 and 11:00 Masses in the Parish Office dining room. “The Cloud of Unknowing” will be our topic.
Children’s News
RCIA The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults We are in need of several Sponsors for RCIA members. Sponsors are members of the Cathedral parish who are willing to be a friend, share their faith with those who have discerned to become a member of the Catholic faith. For more info: [email protected]
RCIA Prayer PartnersRCIA is thankful for all the parishioners who are Prayer Partners for the RCIA. Your prayers are needed for the members of RCIA. If you would like to be a prayer partner please email: [email protected]
RCIA Meal MinistryParishioners supporting the RCIA ministry is a way of showing our joy in those following the process of becoming members of the Catholic faith. If you are interested in providing dinner for an RCIA session that meets on Tuesdays please email: [email protected]
RCIA is very thankful to the Knights of Columbus for preparing and serving a Mardi Gras Dinner on Tuesday. It was festive and delicious!
Sacramental Preparation1st Reconciliation March 5 & 12 | 12:00 pm | Parish HallSacramental Preparation for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist began Feb. 26. Children registered to receive their First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are required to attend the scheduled sessions. Please go to the Cathedral website for the registration forms, dates and times. If you have any questions please email: [email protected]
Separated & DivorcedMonday, March 13 | 7:00 - 8:30 pm | Parish OfficesDivorced. Catholic. - What Now? by Lisa Duffy and Vince Frese. A compassionate program for Catholics no matter where you are in your journey. After a separation or divorce we can move on the path toward transforming loss into life-giving wisdom with sensitivity and hope. Email Maria Thorsen with questions: [email protected]: Mike Jackman | [email protected]
“Catholic Morality in Public Life” Save the Date! | Sunday, March 19, 2017 | 12:15 pmThe next Adult Speakers Series features Bishop DiLorenzo speaking on moral theology.
Lent: Prayer and BreakfastThursdays, March 9, 16, 23 | 10-11:00 amPlease join us for a “Breakfast and Prayer” on Thursdays during Lent, in the Parish Hall. We will explore the Sunday Scriptures as we ask ourselves what does a prophetic call have to do with us? Nursery care is provided.
Adult News
Lent: A Morning for Children and Families: March 25 | 10:00 am-12:00 pm in the Parish HallLent . . . spending time as a family praying and enjoying the gift of this season deepens our faith. On March 25th we will have the opportunity to share a few hours together with the children creating desert plants, the children will be guided through the stations of the cross in church with one of our catechist, creating cards for the homebound of our parish and more. Please bring your favorite breakfast dish and bring a friend.
Readings and Reflection
Prepare for Sunday Mass using an online resource that includes a copy of the readings and much more. To access, go to the parish website and click on “Prepare for Sunday.”
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Parish Community Life March 12 Gn 2 : 1-4a 2 Tim 1 : 8b-10Matt 17 : 1-9
March 5Gn 2 : 7-9; 3:1-7Rom 5 : 12-19Matt 4 : 1-11
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1st Sunday in LentIn each of the three Synoptic Gospels (Mark, Matthew, and Luke), after
Jesus’ baptism by John, Jesus is reported to have gone to the desert to fast and pray for 40 days. In each case, while in the desert, Jesus is tempted by the devil.
Matthew and Luke give more detail than Mark does, but each one tells how the devil tempts Jesus in the desert. In Matthew, as in Luke, the devil presents three temptations to Jesus. The devil tempts Jesus to use his power to appease his hunger; he tempts Jesus to put God’s promise of protection to the test; and he offers Jesus all of the kingdoms of the world if Jesus will worship the devil. In each case, Jesus resists the temptation, rebuking the devil with words from Scripture.
The account of Jesus’ temptation in the desert is filled with allusions and parallels to the Old Testament, including the story of the people of Israel. The Israelites spent 40 years wandering in the desert in Exodus, for example, and Jesus spends 40 days in the desert. As the Israelites were tempted during the Exodus, so too is Jesus tempted.
Each temptation offers insight into both God and the human condition. Jesus’ rejection of the temptations shows that he will not put God to the test. Grounding himself on the word and authority of Scripture, Jesus rebukes the devil, confident in God’s protection and faithfulness.
As we start our journey through Lent, our Sunday readings call us to adopt the same confidence that Jesus had in the face of temptation: God’s word alone will suffice; God’s promise of protection can be trusted; God alone is God. ©LoyolaPress
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NEW QR Code!When you park in the VCU Deck, you must
do one of the following:1 - PULL & KEEP A TICKET TO ENTER DECK2 - Scan this code from this bulletin OR3 - Pick up a QR Code chit from the basket under the poster in church ORExpires June 30, 2017
Parking Validation for Saturday & Sunday Mass
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Life As Christian Steward Quotation for Reflection “The promotion of the practice of stewardship is important for the mission of the Church and for the spiritual well- being of each individual Christian. Everyone benefits from the sacrificial gift one makes of his time, talent and treasure.” Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (letter dated June 20, 1997)
2017 Annual Diocesan Appeal:Building Our Family of FaithWelcome to the 2017 Annual Diocesan Appeal – Building Our Family of Faith. As you may have heard, the Appeal has changed timing from the fall to the spring and all 145 parishes are once again conducting it at the same time. This year’s theme is inspired by two sources. The first is Galatians 6:10. “So, as we have the opportunity, let us do good to all men, especially to those who are of the household of faith.” The second is from Pope Pius XII. He says that there can be no discontinuity between the inward and outward graces of the Church in all its members (Cf. DS 3808 ff.), indicating that the gifts to the Church are to radiate outward, a theme repeated in Gaudium et Spes regarding the wider creation. With an overall goal of nearly $2.7 million, the 2017 Appeal will provide critical funding to nineteen diverse and impactful ministries that affect the lives of thousands of people in our Diocese. We look forward to sharing with you more about the Appeal and its impact in the very near future.
From March 1 through April 9, you’re invited to join with Christians in cities around the world for the Spring 40 Days for Life Campaign – 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand and to pray peacefully during a 40-day vigil in the public right-of-way outside the Richmond Medical Center for Women abortion clinic at 118 N. Boulevard at Grove Avenue, for one or more hours during the 40-day prayer vigil, and to help spread the word about this life-saving ministry. If you’d like more information or to volunteer to pray at home, church, or at the vigil, please contact: Ann Niermeyer, 804-714-5170, [email protected].
To learn more visit: www.40daysforlife.com/Richmond
Cathedral Children’s ChoirThe Cathedral is excited to continue a Children’s Choir for Easter. If you have a daughter or son who is in Grades 2-5 (6th and 7th graders are welcome), and would like to participate, please fill out the agreement and see the flyer with complete information on the table in the Parish Hall. The choir will be directed by Mrs. Amy Hruska. If you have any questions please email [email protected]. Agreements can be handed in to Maria Thorsen or emailed to Amy Hruska.
Boy Scout Mulch SaleNow through March 18The Cathedral’s adopted Boy Scout Troop is taking orders for their Mulch Sale through March 18. Order forms are at the Welcome Desk. Drop off your orders, with payment, in the basket at the Welcome Desk after each Mass through Saturday March 18.
Saturday, March 17th Parish HallWe will start serving after the 5:15 p.m. Mass
until 7 :00 p.m. or until the food runs out!
$7 per adult $4 per child plate
Dinner will include: Corned Beef, Potatoes, Cabbage, Irish Soda Bread,
dessert and drinks.
Takeout will be available. Orders can be place at [email protected]
KNIGHT’S OF COLUMBUS
Saturday, March 18th in the Parish HallWe will start serving after the 5:15 pm Mass
until 7:00 pmor until the food runs out!
$8 per adult $4 per child plateDinner will include:
Corned Beef, Potatoes, Cabbage, Irish Soda Breaddessert and drinks
Takeout is availableAdvance reservations to dine-in or for take-out orders is appreciated and
can be emailed to Rick Wildes at: [email protected]”
Saturday, March 17th Parish HallWe will start serving after the 5:15 p.m. Mass
until 7 :00 p.m. or until the food runs out!
$7 per adult $4 per child plate
Dinner will include: Corned Beef, Potatoes, Cabbage, Irish Soda Bread,
dessert and drinks.
Takeout will be available. Orders can be place at [email protected]
KNIGHT’S OF COLUMBUS
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Fasting & The Stations of the CrossOn each Friday of Lent we will gather together to be reminded of our common journey and our devotion to Jesus. Through the Stations of the Cross, we follow Jesus Christ in his Passion and see ourselves mirrored in him. Ash Wednesday and all seven Fridays in Lent are a day of sacrifice to observe with fasting, study, self-examination, confession and prayer. On days of abstinence we abstain from meat, one full meal is allowed and the two other meals should not equal one full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted. Fasting is to be observed by all 18 years of age and older who have not yet celebrated their 59th birthday. Our Lenten Soup Suppers are all followed by the Stations of the Cross at 6:30 pm. Join us in celebrating a special and meaningful Lenten season! These images bring us a sense of hope, and by accompanying Him on the Way of the Cross, we gain his courageous patience and learn to trust more in God.
All Soup Suppers begin at 5:30 pm and are followed by the Stations of the Cross at 6:30 pm in church
March 3 5:30 pm Lenten Soup Supper hosted by the Knights of ColumbusMarch 10 5:30 pm Lenten Soup Supper hosted by the Childrens Faith FormationMarch 17 5:30 pm Lenten Soup Supper hosted by Pastoral & Finance CouncilsMarch 24 5:30 pm Lenten Soup Supper hosted by the RCIAMarch 31 6:30 pm Stations of the Cross ONLY (due to the the Monument Ave. 10K)April 7 5:30 pm Lenten Soup Supper hosted by the Catholic Campus Ministry
Please pray for our RCIA Candidates, Confirmands and Catechumens Candidates: Kristie Bonovitch, Alan Booth, Rodes Boyd, John Craddock, Jeffrey Edwards, Stephanie Edwards, Laura Harker, Patrick Johnson, Anthony Karabaich, Pamela Karabaich, Bobby Locke, Michael McGuire, Taylor Pape, Caroline Rudolph, Courtney Thornton, Matthew Teachey,
Noah Vaughn, Katherine Watson, Martha White
Confirmands: Teresa Bolduc, Taylor Neal, Jonathan White
Catechumens: Andrea Barger, Emma Bonovitch, David Bonovitch, Robert Bradshaw, Jasmine Lee Coles, Aubrey Blanchette, Jeremy Cabrera, Kadian Campbell, Tryone Harrison, Andrew Wildes
During Lent, the baptized are called to renew their baptismal commitment as others prepare to be baptized through the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, a period of learning and discernment for individuals who have declared their intention to become Catholics.
March 4 & 5 2:00 pm Diocesan Rite of Election with Bishop DiLorenzo March 18 5:15 pm First Scrutiny of the Elect March 25 5:15 pm Second Scrutiny of the ElectApril 2 5:15 pm Third Scrutiny of the Elect
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Holy WeekOn Palm Sunday, we celebrate the first joy of the season, as we celebrate Our Lord’s triumphant entrance into Jerusalem where he was welcomed by crowds worshiping him and laying down palm leaves before him. It also marks the beginning of Holy Week, with the greatest tragedy and sorrow of the year. He returned to Jerusalem on Thursday, to share the Last Supper with His apostles. He was subsequently arrested and tried. He was crucified at Calvary on Friday, outside the gates of Jerusalem. He was buried the same day, and arose three days later, on Easter Sunday. All of this is done by our Lord for forgiveness of our sins, and for life everlasting with Him. God so loved us, that He sent His only begotten Son to die for us, so that our sins may be forgiven.
April 9 All Masses Passion (Palm) Sunday 9:30 am Stuart Circle Ecumenical Procession April 10 6:00 pm Diocesan Chrism Mass (No noon Mass) April 13 7:00 pm Holy Thursday Liturgy (No noon Mass) April 14 3:00 pm Good Friday Stations of the Cross (No noon Mass) 7:00 pm Good Friday Liturgy April 15 8:00 pm Easter Vigil Liturgy (No 5:15 pm Mass) April 16 9 & 11:00 am Easter Sunday Mass (No 5:15 pm Mass)
Lent is a season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Enrich your Lenten experience this season through joining the Parish community.
Liturgy, Prayers and RetreatsMarch 18 10:00 am First ReconciliationMarch 29 5:30 pm Communal Penance Service with the Opportunity for Individual Confession
Community Formation Activities & EventsMarch 2 10:00 am Lenten Prayer & Breakfast - Thursdays in Lent | March 2, 9, 16 & 23 in Parish Hall - Babysitting provided.March 18 6:15 pm Knights of Columbus - St. Patricks DinnerMarch 19 10:00 am Reflections | April 2 12:15 pm Speaker Series - “Catholic Morality in Public Life” with Bishop DiLorenzo March 25 10:00 am Lent: Family and Children | Parish HallMarch 26 10:00 am Children’s Choir Rehearsal | April 2 & 9 4:00 pm Laetare Sunday Vespers
The Parking Deck at Laurel and West Main, West Broad & Harrison and West Cary & Harrison are free on weekends only.
Be sure to scan your QR Code when exiting.
For all weekday events, those decks are available at the normal fees.This information is subject to change without notice.
