• Let's join at 2pm for an online Easter Party.
  • Don your Easter bonnet for the event!
  • Bring your Easter basket.
  • Bring your own beverage and snacks.
  • This is an opportunity to exchange Easter greetings, see one another in our Easter finery, and play a game or two together.
• On Zoom https://zoom.us/j/3144818800
• Or call in: 1 312 626 6799 Meeting ID: 3144818800
• How to join a Zoom Meeting

• Psychological Care Guidelines During Quarantine Period from the Clinical Unit of Psychology of the Universidad Pontificia Comillas in Madrid.

–lead by Sr. Donna Del Santo SSJ

• Holy Thursday Event on Facebook
• You have each been in our hearts and prayers these last weeks and we miss you dearly! As we continue to work toward controlling the spread of the Coronavirus, we are finding new ways to stay connected with each other, and that includes prayer.
• We wish to invite you to join us on Facebook live in a virtual Prayer of Healing this Thursday, April 2 from 4 to 4:30 PM. How wonderful that we can be together in prayer for all our world, and communities, and for all you hold dear, especially during this Holy Week. We hope you can join us and if you can't tune in on Facebook, please say a prayer wherever you are.
• In peace and gratitude,
• Your Sisters of Saint Joseph (Rochester)

–with Dan Schutte

Composer and NCR board member Dan Schutte created a virtual liturgical celebration of the Triduum for this exceptional year. Visit this page for liturgies for Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil.

See also this video meditation on worshiping with the Communion of Saints to set the stage for how we can be united in prayer during this Holy Week, while still being physically separated.

The Easter Triduum: Holy Thursday Let the music of these days into your hearts. Let the prayer seep into your soul.

The Easter Triduum: Good Friday Good Friday liturgy is less a day of mourning and more a day of remembering, of seeing once again the boundless love of God.

The Easter Triduum: Easter Vigil We gather as a family to tell the stories of our salvation and draw strength from the remembering.