Seasonal and Special Features

 

LentLent

Our 2010 Lenten feature offers guides and suggestions for personal reflection and suggestions for enriching your relationships with the Lord and with others. We hope you will visit our Lent Web page throughout the Lenten season and that your visits will bring deeper meaning and discovery to your life as a disciple of the Lord.

Visit our 2010 Lenten feature 


 


Advent - Nativity ScenesAdvent

Beginning the Church's liturgical year, Advent is the season leading up to the celebration of Christmas. The Advent season is a time of preparation that directs our hearts and minds to Christ’s second coming at the end of time and also to the anniversary of the Lord’s birth on Christmas. Advent devotions remind us of the meaning of the season. Visit our Advent Web pages to view resources that will enrich your Advent experience including a weekly radio retreat, daily prayer and reflections, Nativity Collection photos, and feature articles.
Advent Week 1
Advent Week 2
Advent Week 3
Advent Week 4
Las Posadas

 


50 Days of Easter

 50 days of Easter

He is Risen - Alleluia! The Easter season within the Church is a period of fifty days dedicated to “learning the mysteries”, or mystagogy. For both the newly baptized, the neophytes, and for the entire community, it is a time to grow in deepening our grasp of the Paschal Mystery. The Easter season is, with the exception of Ordinary Time, the longest liturgical season. It is different from the rest in that, rather than preparing for a feast, our aim is to prolong the one we just celebrated.

Fifty Days of Easter: Learning the Mysteries

Fifty Days of Easter:  Hospitality

Fifty Days of Easter: The Good Shepherd

Fifty Days of Easter: The Vine and The Branches

Fifty Days of Easter: Friendship 

Fifty Days of Easter: Continuing the Mission

Fifty Days of Easter: The Holy Spirit


Stations of the Cross Stations of the Cross

The Stations of the Cross are meant to help people to make in spirit, as it were, a pilgrimage to the chief scenes of Christ's sufferings and death, and this has become one of the most popular of Catholic devotions in the season of Lent. Take a virtual walk through our online Stations of the Cross. The photos for this feature are from Good Shepherd Parish in Berlin, New Hampshire.

Take a virtual tour of the Stations of the Cross