Bring some flowers from home and gather before the Festal Eucharist for a Flowering of the Cross, an Easter tradition. By decorating and adorning a bare wooden cross with flowers and greenery, we acknowledge the symbolism of new life through Jesus' death on Good Friday.
Our weekly Bluegrass Mass moves to the morning to usher in our Easter Sunday celebrations! The Bluegrass Mass is both contemplative and festive, featuring banjo, mandolin and guitar.
The Great Vigil of Easter begins outside after sundown, in darkness. After lighting the New Fire, we'll process (as able) into the Nave where we will celebrate the first service of Easter. This moving service takes us from darkness to the light that is Christ. Join us!
