Preparing the Liturgies for the Sacred Paschal Triduum.
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The sacred Paschal Triduum is the summit of the liturgical year and of utmost importance in the spiritual life of Christians.
In these holiest of days, we not only celebrate the Passion and Resurrection of our Lord but we also enter into his Paschal Mystery.
The liturgies of these days are marked by rites of such solemnity as
the Washing of Feet at the Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday,
the adoration of the Holy Cross at the Celebration of the Lord's Passion on Good Friday,
the annual renewal of the Church with the Lucernarium and initiation of the elect at the Easter Vigil in the Holy Night,
and the renewal of the baptism of the faithful on Easter Sunday of the Resurrection.
Priests, deacons, liturgists, RCIA coordinators, sacristans, and MCs are invited to this two-day workshop in order to:
- deepen your understanding of Christ's presence in these liturgies,
- dive into the details of arranging your parish's celebration liturgy in accord with the third edition of the Roman Missal,
- immerse the elect, newly baptized, and your whole parish into participation in these sacred rites,
- and answer your questions on why and how the Church intends us to pray in these three days.
Friday, January 8 2pm - 9pm and
Saturday, January 9 9am - 4pm
Mary, Queen of Peace Catholic Church 1121 228th Ave SE Sammamish, WA 98075
A suggested donation of $100 per person (checks payable to CCAS) includes workshop materials, Friday dinner, Saturday light continental breakfast and lunch.
Presenter: Andrew Casad, Director of Liturgy.
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