Easter is the pinnacle of the Church’s liturgical year.
Come and join us for the different solemnities and feasts that commemorate Holy Week.
Palm Sunday – Sunday, 29th March
- 6pm Vigil Mass
- 9am Mass
Monday of Holy Week – Monday, 30th March
- 8am Mass
Tuesday of Holy Week – Tuesday, 31st March
- 8am Mass
- 7pm Chrism Mass (Mass of the Holy Oils) at St Francis Xavier’s Cathedral
Wednesday of Holy Week – Wednesday, 1st April
- 6pm Mass
Holy Thursday – Thursday, 2nd April
- 7pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper
Good Friday – Friday, 3rd April
- Stations of the Cross @ 10am followed by Reconciliation
- Commemoration of the Lord’s Passion @ 3pm followed by Reconciliation
- Includes the scriptural reflection on the Lord’s Passion, the solemn intercessions, veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion for those excluded and marginalised.
Holy Saturday – Saturday, 4th April
- On Holy Saturday, the church waits in silence at the tomb of Jesus, grieving and lamenting.
According to the ancient tradition of the Church, Mass is not celebrated today.
- 7pm Mass of the Easter Vigil
- The Easter Vigil begins in darkness in anticipation of the resurrection of Jesus, which occurred early on Sunday – the first day of the week
- Includes the Easter Proclamation, four Scripture readings, and blessing of the Easter Water with loads of joy, music and song.
Easter Sunday – Sunday, 5th April
Mass of the Resurrection
- Easter Sunday morning at 9am
- A chance to proclaim the impact of the resurrection in each of our lives.