Lenten Suppers and Stations of the Cross
Beginning Friday, March 8, on Friday’s during Lent, we will share a meal and pray the Stations
of the Cross together afterwards. The Lenten Soup Suppers, which will be meatless,
will begin at 5:30pm in the Social Hall.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will begin at 7:00pm, with Stations of the Cross and closing with Benediction, which can be found in the Blue Hymnal, #139.
A different parish ministry has been selected to lead the Stations and host the Soup Supper each week.
March 8 is hosted by Holy Stitchers.
Beginning Friday, March 8, on Friday’s during Lent, we will share a meal and pray the Stations
of the Cross together afterwards. The Lenten Soup Suppers, which will be meatless,
will begin at 5:30pm in the Social Hall.
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will begin at 7:00pm, with Stations of the Cross and closing with Benediction, which can be found in the Blue Hymnal, #139.
A different parish ministry has been selected to lead the Stations and host the Soup Supper each week.
March 8 is hosted by Holy Stitchers.
Lenten Reconciliation Services in the Fayetteville Deanery
Monday, March 18-- 7:00pm St. Isidro, Fayetteville
Thursday, March 21 – 7:00pm St Elizabeth of Hungary, Raeford
Thursday, March 26— 7;00pm St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Fayetteville
Thursday, March 28— 7:00pm—St. Patrick, Fayetteville
Thursday, April 4— 7:00pm—St. Francis de Sale, Lumberton
Tuesday, April 9— 7:00pm—St. Ann, Fayetteville
Wednesday, April 10— 7:00pm—Good Shepherd, Hope Mills
Monday, March 18-- 7:00pm St. Isidro, Fayetteville
Thursday, March 21 – 7:00pm St Elizabeth of Hungary, Raeford
Thursday, March 26— 7;00pm St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Fayetteville
Thursday, March 28— 7:00pm—St. Patrick, Fayetteville
Thursday, April 4— 7:00pm—St. Francis de Sale, Lumberton
Tuesday, April 9— 7:00pm—St. Ann, Fayetteville
Wednesday, April 10— 7:00pm—Good Shepherd, Hope Mills
**40 CANS 4 LENT**
The Knights of Columbus is once again sponsoring this Lenten opportunity to help stock the food pantries of Good Shepherd, the Alms House, and Catholic Charities, assist the Kids Assistance Program (KAP), and the Women of Charity Easter Basket project.
Participants are asked to donate one non-perishable food item per day and to bring their donations to the Church each weekend so the items can be distributed during Lent to the various food pantries, and to KAP.
Items needed for the food pantries include spaghetti, pasta sauce, macaroni and cheese, peanut butter, jelly, rice, cereal, oatmeal, canned meats, vegetables, fruit, and tuna.
Items needed for KAP include: gallon zip-lock freezer bags, tall kitchen garbage bags, plastic spoons, bottled water, single serve boxes of cereal, fruit snacks, individual 100% juice boxes, individual size shelf staple milk, pack of Cheese & Crackers (Please No Peanut Butter), “instant lunch” (in cup) Ramen Noodles w/vegetables, beef jerky sticks, and Chef Boyardee microwaveable pastas.
Last year we collected over 2100 items. Boxes will be located in the Gathering Area by the Share
Table and at the Entrances to Church and Social Hall beginning Ash Wednesday.
The Knights of Columbus is once again sponsoring this Lenten opportunity to help stock the food pantries of Good Shepherd, the Alms House, and Catholic Charities, assist the Kids Assistance Program (KAP), and the Women of Charity Easter Basket project.
Participants are asked to donate one non-perishable food item per day and to bring their donations to the Church each weekend so the items can be distributed during Lent to the various food pantries, and to KAP.
Items needed for the food pantries include spaghetti, pasta sauce, macaroni and cheese, peanut butter, jelly, rice, cereal, oatmeal, canned meats, vegetables, fruit, and tuna.
Items needed for KAP include: gallon zip-lock freezer bags, tall kitchen garbage bags, plastic spoons, bottled water, single serve boxes of cereal, fruit snacks, individual 100% juice boxes, individual size shelf staple milk, pack of Cheese & Crackers (Please No Peanut Butter), “instant lunch” (in cup) Ramen Noodles w/vegetables, beef jerky sticks, and Chef Boyardee microwaveable pastas.
Last year we collected over 2100 items. Boxes will be located in the Gathering Area by the Share
Table and at the Entrances to Church and Social Hall beginning Ash Wednesday.
40 Days for Life Spring Campaign starts March 6, 2019 and runs through April 14, 2019.
40 Days for Life is a focused pro-life campaign with a vision to access God’s power through prayer, fasting, and peaceful vigil to end abortion. Our Kick Off Rally will be March 3, 2019, 3pm in front of Planned Parenthood.
During these 40 days, we ask for volunteers to stand and pray at the abortion center.
To register and sign up for hours, please visit 40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/fayetteville-2/
With your help, we can save our pre-born brothers and sisters. For more information,
contact Karinna Brown at dk.brown@pm.me
40 Days for Life is a focused pro-life campaign with a vision to access God’s power through prayer, fasting, and peaceful vigil to end abortion. Our Kick Off Rally will be March 3, 2019, 3pm in front of Planned Parenthood.
During these 40 days, we ask for volunteers to stand and pray at the abortion center.
To register and sign up for hours, please visit 40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/fayetteville-2/
With your help, we can save our pre-born brothers and sisters. For more information,
contact Karinna Brown at dk.brown@pm.me
Lenten Happenings
Abstain from meat all Fridays during Lent and Good Friday
Friday, March 15:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm - Exposition/Stations of the Cross/Benediction, Church
Supper and Stations presented by the Respect Life
Friday, March 22:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm - Exposition/Stations of the Cross/Benediction, Church
Supper and Stations presented by the Children
Wednesday, April 10:
7:00pm - Parish Lenten Reconciliation Service
Friday, March 29:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm-Exposition/Meditative Stations of the Cross/Benediction, Church with Deacon Pat.
Please no small children– Nursery in Social Hall
Supper presented by RCIA
Friday, April 5: First Friday Adoration
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm—Exposition/Stations of the Cross/ Benediction, Adoration, Church
Supper and Stations presented by the Knights
First Friday Adoration will begin following the Stations
Friday, April 12:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm– Middle School/High School Youth Living Stations of the Cross, Church
Supper presented by Home School Co-op
Abstain from meat all Fridays during Lent and Good Friday
Friday, March 15:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm - Exposition/Stations of the Cross/Benediction, Church
Supper and Stations presented by the Respect Life
Friday, March 22:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm - Exposition/Stations of the Cross/Benediction, Church
Supper and Stations presented by the Children
Wednesday, April 10:
7:00pm - Parish Lenten Reconciliation Service
Friday, March 29:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm-Exposition/Meditative Stations of the Cross/Benediction, Church with Deacon Pat.
Please no small children– Nursery in Social Hall
Supper presented by RCIA
Friday, April 5: First Friday Adoration
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm—Exposition/Stations of the Cross/ Benediction, Adoration, Church
Supper and Stations presented by the Knights
First Friday Adoration will begin following the Stations
Friday, April 12:
5:30pm-6:30pm - Lenten Soup Supper, Social Hall
7:00pm– Middle School/High School Youth Living Stations of the Cross, Church
Supper presented by Home School Co-op
HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
April 13/14: – Palm Sunday weekend
NO Meetings during Holy Week
Monday, April 15:
9am - Mass
Tuesday, April 16:
NO Daily Mass
Chrism Mass off-site
Wednesday, April 17:
Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule
NO Meetings during Holy Week
Monday, April 15:
9am - Mass
Tuesday, April 16:
NO Daily Mass
Chrism Mass off-site
Wednesday, April 17:
Regular Wednesday Evening Schedule
EASTER TRIDUUM
Thursday, April 18: Holy Thursday
7:00pm—Mass of the Lord’s Supper
9:00pm—11:45pm—Exposition, Room 4
K of C Honor Guard
11:45pm—Night Prayer, Room 4
Friday, April 19: Good Friday
3:00pm— Outdoor Stations of the Cross, followed by the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion and Death
Fasting and Abstinence from meat are to be observed.
Saturday, April 20: Holy Saturday
8:30pm—Easter Vigil
Sunday, April 21: Easter Sunday
8:30am—Mass
11:30am—Mass
7:00pm—Mass of the Lord’s Supper
9:00pm—11:45pm—Exposition, Room 4
K of C Honor Guard
11:45pm—Night Prayer, Room 4
Friday, April 19: Good Friday
3:00pm— Outdoor Stations of the Cross, followed by the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion and Death
Fasting and Abstinence from meat are to be observed.
Saturday, April 20: Holy Saturday
8:30pm—Easter Vigil
Sunday, April 21: Easter Sunday
8:30am—Mass
11:30am—Mass
"Where's That Book The Parish Gave At Christmas?"
It's time to dig out that copy of, "The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity," by Matthew Kelly, which was the book given away this past Christmas.
If you have not read it, perhaps Lent will provide you the motivation to do that! If you would like to join a small group that will meet during Lent to discuss the book, contact Jan Carnahan, jan.carnahan@outlook.com and she will help get a group started.
Jim and Susan Coyle will begin their small group Monday, March 11. Contact Susan or Jim Coyle for further information, susancoyle7aol.com
It's time to dig out that copy of, "The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity," by Matthew Kelly, which was the book given away this past Christmas.
If you have not read it, perhaps Lent will provide you the motivation to do that! If you would like to join a small group that will meet during Lent to discuss the book, contact Jan Carnahan, jan.carnahan@outlook.com and she will help get a group started.
Jim and Susan Coyle will begin their small group Monday, March 11. Contact Susan or Jim Coyle for further information, susancoyle7aol.com
