Easter Triduum information

Maundy Thursday

7.30pm 3 Churches Mass of the Lord’s Supper at St Brigid’s with Presentation of the Holy Oils and Washing of the Feet. Followed by Watching before the Blessed Sacrament at the Altar of Repose until 10pm.

Good Friday

10am Morning prayers at Christ the King

3pm Celebration of the Lord’s Passion at both St Paul’s and Christ the King. Children’s Liturgy at Christ the King during this Service (the children go directly to the Parish Centre and re-join the congregation for the Veneration of the Cross). Retiring collection at both churches for the Holy Places

Holy Saturday
10am Morning prayers at Christ the King

8.30pm 3 Churches Easter Vigil and First Mass of Easter at Christ the King. Congregation to gather in the Parish Centre beforehand. Light refreshments afterwards in the Parish Centre

Easter Sunday

9am Mass at St Paul’s

9.30am Family Mass at Christ the King. If any child or young person would like to take part please contact Marie (07753 439567 or email llanishen@rcadc.org).

10.30am & 6pm Masses at St Brigid’s

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