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GREAT AND HOLY WEEK & BRIGHT WEEK SCHEDULE OF DIVINE SERVICES 2022

Published by Saint Athanasius the Great Byzantine Catholic Church

SAT. APRIL 9 LAZARUS SATURDAY

5 PM FESTAL EVENING PRAYER FOLLOWED BY CONFESSIONS

SUN. APRIL 10 PALM [FLOWERY] SUNDAY

9 AM FESTAL MORNING PRAYER WITH THE BLESSING OF PALMS AND PUSSYWILLOWS WITH PALM SUNDAY PROCESSION & DIVINE LITURGY

11:30 AM POTLUCK LUNCHEON

12:15 PM EASTERN CHRISTIAN FORMATION/ SYNODAL MEETING

1:45 PM PALM SUNDAY EVENING PRAYER

TUE. APRIL 12 GREAT & HOLY TUESDAY

7 AM BRIDEGROOM MORNING PRAYER

WED. APRIL 13 GREAT & HOLY WEDNESDAY

7 AM BRIDEGROOM MORNING PRAYER

7 PM LITURGY OF THE PRE-SANCTIFIED GIFTS AND HOLY ANOINTING

THU. APRIL 14 GREAT & HOLY THURSDAY

7 PM HOLY THURSDAY VESPER LITURGY

FRI. APRIL 15 GREAT & HOLY FRIDAY

12 NOON ROYAL HOURS [OFFICE OF READINGS]

7 PM VESPERS AND BURIAL OF OUR LORD

11 PM JERUSALEM MATINS

SUN. APRIL 17 PASCHA: THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD

9 AM RESURRECTION PROCESSION & MATINS WITH DIVINE LITURGY & BLESSING OF PASCHAL FOODS

1 PM AGAPE VESPERS

BRIGHT WEEK SCHEDULE

Mon. April 18 BRIGHT MONDAY

7 AM FESTAL DIVINE LITURGY

Tue. April 19 BRIGHT TUESDAY

7 AM FESTAL DIVINE LITURGY

Wed. April 20 BRIGHT WEDNESDAY

7 PM INEXHAUSTIBLE CUP AKATHIST

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Sunday Liturgies

Published by Saint Athanasius the Great Byzantine Catholic Church

Bishop Milan Lach has issued a new decree on 3/17/2020. He has suspended “all publicly celebrated Sunday Liturgies and services, including Holy Week services, and Pascha (Easter) services throughout the Eparchy of Parma. Churches will be open for personal prayer only at the dedicated time by your pastor.” He has dispensed “all the faithful of the Eparchy of Parma from the obligation of attending Sunday Divine Liturgies including Holy Week and Pascha (Easter) Sunday. You are not dispensed from prayer on Sunday, the day of prayer and rest.”

When St. Athanasius the Great church is available for personal prayer will be in a future post.

In Bishop Milan Lach’s last comment he states: “I encourage you to pray to God for a swift end to this unprecedented health crisis.”

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