Join us for the 5:00 p.m. Jazz Vespers broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Have with you bells, chimes, or other items with which you can make a joyful noise as we sing ‘Alleluia, Christ is Risen!’
Join us for the 1:30 p.m. Misa broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Have with you bells, chimes, or other items with which you can make a joyful noise as we sing ‘Alleluia, Christ is Risen!’
Join us for the 11:00 a.m. mass broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Have with you bells, chimes, or other items with which you can make a joyful noise as we sing ‘Alleluia, Christ is Risen!’
Join us on zoom at the close of the Great Vigil of Easter (about 9:30 p.m.) to share Easter greetings and festive time with one another. Bring your favorite celebratory food and drink!
Join us for the 8:00 p.m. bilingual Great Vigil of Easter broadcast from home. This night is the most anticipated of nights in the church’s liturgical life as it, with Jesus, passes from death to life. More specifically, this night the great promise of Easter becomes the promise of all in the body of Christ: as Jesus passes from death to life, so too do we.
Join us for this 7:30 p.m. broadcast of the Via Crucis in Spanish as we pray the stations of the cross together. You may wish to prepare for this time of prayer simply by placing a cross before you.
Join us for the 6:30 p.m. bilingual Solemn Liturgy of the Cross broadcast from home. This is the most solemn and subdued liturgies of the church year, and as such you may wish to prepare simply by placing a cross before you. Candles, icons, flowers and other objects return with the festivities of Easter. Members of Saint Peter’s Creative Proclamations present a bilingual reading of the Passion narrative.
Join us for the 4:00 p.m. liturgy of the Seven words of Jesus on the cross on Zoom. This contemplative liturgy in Spanish moves through Jesus’ final hours. The liturgy features readings, music, and prayer. Prepare for this liturgy simply by placing a cross before you.
Saint Peter's presents a new setting of the Passion according to Saint Luke in a liturgy for Good Friday, April 2, 2021 at 12:00 noon. A long-standing in-person tradition at Saint Peter's, given the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic this year's Passion will be presented via live stream.
Join us for the 6:30 p.m. bilingual Solemn Mass of the Lord’s Supper with the Rite of Reconciliation broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also, you may place a small linen before you, as a sign of service much as Jesus served his disciples as he washed their feet.
Join us for the 7:30 p.m. Misa broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also prepare a prayer for peace, in words or images, on a card to place before you.
Join us for the 6:30 p.m. Mass broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also prepare a prayer for peace, in words or images, on a card to place before you.
Join us for the 7:30 p.m. Misa broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also prepare a small bowl of water as a remembrance of baptism, the church’s rite for welcoming persons into the body of Christ.
Join us for the 6:30 p.m. Mass broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also prepare a small bowl of water as a remembrance of baptism, the church’s rite for welcoming persons into the body of Christ.
Join us for the 7:30 p.m. Misa broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also prepare a small bowl of oil for anointing, the church’s traditional sign for healing and wholeness.
Join us for the 6:30 p.m. Mass broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Also prepare a small bowl of oil for anointing, the church’s traditional sign for healing and wholeness.
Join us for the 5:00 p.m. Jazz Vespers broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Have something to wave, much as we would do if we were gathered in person.
Join us for the 1:30 p.m. Misa broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Have something to wave, much as we would do if we were gathered in person.
Join us for the 11:00 a.m. Mass broadcast from home. You may wish to prepare by setting a place to mark this time with a cloth, a candle, a cross or icon. Have something to wave, much as we would do if we were gathered in person.
Gather with Hilari S. to make “palms” for Sunday’s Procession with Palms from materials in your home. Register below and we’ll send you a list of some simple things you can gather to make your palms. This is a family-friendly activity.
