Eucharist:Saturday Vigil: 4:30 PM 8:00 AM 10:30 AM 5:30 PM
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8:00 am People of Our Lady of Grace In Memory of Viola Maman Int. M/M Patrick and Patricia Maman 10:30 am Alba Benigno Int. Laurene Viater 5:30 pm Mass Resuming at later date TBD Monday, April 12—Easter Weekday 8:30 am † Jozef Szklarz Int. Daughter, Barbara and Family Tuesday, April 13—Easter Weekday 8:30 am † Phyllis Hepner Int. Niece, Marge Wednesday, April 14—Easter Weekday 8:30 am † Happy Birthday Sarah Int. Love, Mom and Dad Thursday, April 15—Easter Weekday 8:30 am † Josef & Stefania Szklarz Int. Daughter, Barbara & Family Friday, April 16—Easter Weekday 8:30 am † Peggy Gardner Int. Laurene Viater and Family Saturday, April 17—Easter Weekday 8:30 am † See 4:30 Vigil Mass Sunday Liturgy Saturday, April 17 Vigil—3rd Sunday of Easter 4:30 pm Dad and Mom Alexanderson Int. Family Sunday, April 18—3rd Sunday of Easter 8:00 am People of Our Lady of Grace † Amy Gaddini Int. Laurene Viater & Family 10:30am † Evelyn Kozel Int. Children 5:30 pm Mass Resuming at later date TBD Gifts of Bread and Wine |
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Highland, Indiana 46322
3025 Highway
Highland, Indiana 46322
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The Paschal Fast: “The Paschal Fast must be kept sacred. It should be celebrated everywhere on Good Friday, and where possible should be prolonged throughout Holy Saturday” (Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy # 110) Good Friday through Holy Saturday: These days are marked by fasting and by abstinence from meat. Please note that these days are not part of Lent or the Lenten Fast. The Paschal Fast is a fast of anticipation. The observance of this most ancient fast is a solemn way to prepare ourselves for the reception of the Easter Communion.
How do we fast?
The customary fast: This fast allows for only one full meal to be taken during the day. 2 smaller meals are permitted, if necessary, to maintain strength according to one’s needs. Eating solid foods between meals is not permitted.
The fast of the early church: This fast begins upon rising. No meals are taken until the customary work day (5pm) is ended. A glass of juice may be taken in the morning and simple liquids such as water, coffee and tea, during the day. The fast ends with a brief prayer followed by an adequate meal. For many this may work as a more natural way to fast.
Age guidelines for fasting: Fasting is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catholics who have celebrated their 18th birthday and who have not yet celebrated their 59th birthday.
