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HOLY WEEK/EASTER SCHEDULE 2021
5:30 pm—Saturday Vigil
6:45 am—Creole Mass
9:00 am—English Mass
11 am—Spanish Mass
5:00 pm—Creole Mass
March 31st, Holy Wednesday
7:30 pm—Tenebrae Services
April 1st, Holy Thursday
7:30 pm—Mass Last Super
April 2nd, Good Friday
3:00 pm—Liturgy of Good Friday—English and Creole
4:30 pm—Stations of the Cross—English and Creole
5:00 pm—Liturgy of Good Friday—Spanish
6:00 pm—Stations of the Cross—Spanish
April 3rd, Holy Saturday
7:45 pm—Easter Vigil
April 4th, Easter Sunday
6:00 am—English Sunrise Mass
7:00 am—Creole Mass
9:00 am—English Mass
11:00 am—Spanish Mass
5:00 pm—Creole Mass
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ABCD CAMPAIGN
The Archdiocese of Miami, through the Archbishop’s Charities and Development Drive (ABCD), opens the door for us all to unite as one community of believers to evangelize by spreading the Good News of Jesus Christ, bringing hope to those in need. Please make your pledges by using the ABCD envelopes available at the main entrance of the church. We thank you for your donations.
ASH WEDNESDAY SCHEDULE
This coming Wednesday is Ash Wednesday our Mass
Schedule is as follows: 8:30am English/Spanish, 12:00noon
Prayer service followed by distribution of ashes, and 7:00pm Creole.
LENT
During the whole season of Lent we will have Stations of the Cross every Friday at 6:00PM Spanish Chapel, 6:30pm in English (church) & 7:00pm Creole (church).
Dear Parishioners,
 Dear Brothers and Sister in Christ,
Thus far, 2020 has proven to be unique and quite challenging! The COVID-19 pandemic has altered our way of life. We have had to face illness, separation, anxiety and even loss of loved ones. Some of us have suffered economically and I know many who lost their livelihood. It has been a difficult time for everyone! Lent and Easter were particularly painful for me, and I know for you as well, as we were unable to come together to worship during the most solemn days of our liturgical year; I am very grateful that we have been able to resume the public celebration of Masses in all our parishes, while following CDC precautions of remaining socially distant, wearing masks and frequently washing our hands. As the world continues to face the health and economic effects of the pandemic, we are forced to plan even while we face a future that is still very much uncertain. As you can imagine, one of the results of the “lock down” when we could not gather publicly to worship, was the loss of parish revenue. Our parishes rely on the offertory collection to fulfill the Church’s mission – which necessarily involves paying bills such as salaries, utilities, maintenance and running essential programs. Your generosity to your parish is needed now more than ever. Whether you gave electronically online or sent your weekly envelope to the parish, your pastor and I are deeply grateful. Your pastor and parish leadership will soon be updating you on how the parish fared during these last several months. And while you may have your own financial challenges, I ask you to keep in mind the needs of your parish. • In additional to your regular support, please consider making a one-time gift to help recover lost offertory. • Renew or increase your Stewardship Pledge for the coming year and if you have not made one before, consider doing so today. Even if you cannot make a financial gift at this time, please make a gift of your prayers for your parish, for your pastor and for me. Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Thomas G. Wenski Archbishop of Miami
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Inspirational Quotes
A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there.
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try. The only way of finding the limits of the possible is by going beyond them, into the impossible. We must take adventures in order to learn where we truly belong.
Go as far as you can see, when you get there, you’ll be able to see further. If opportunity does not knock, build a door. There is a voice that doesn’t use words, the voice of God... learn to listen.
