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Saturday, April 4
- 9:00 am — Divine Liturgy for Lazarus Saturday followed by trapeza (meal)
- After trapeza — Palm cross folding, decorating church, and cleaning
- 5:30 pm — Vigil for Palm Sunday
Sunday, April 5
- 10:00 am — Divine Liturgy followed by trapeza (meal)
- 1:45 pm (approximately) — Bridegroom Matins of Holy Monday
Monday, April 6
- 6:30 pm — Vigil for the Feast of Annunciation
Tuesday, April 7
- 10:00 am — Vesperal Liturgy for the Feast of Annunciation followed by trapeza (meal)
- 6:30 pm — Bridegroom Matins for Holy Wednesday
Wednesday, April 8
- 6:30 pm — Matins of Holy Thursday
Thursday, April 9
- 9:00 am — Vesperal Liturgy of Holy Thursday followed by trapeza (meal)
- After trapeza — Dyeing red Pascha Eggs
- 6:30 pm — Matins of Great and Holy Friday with the 12 Passion Gospel Readings
Friday, April 10
- 9:00 am — Royal Hours
- 2:00 pm — Vespers of Great and Holy Friday with the bringing out of the Winding Sheet
- 6:30 pm — Matins of Great and Holy Saturday with the Lamentations of the Theotokos
Note: Great and Holy Friday is a strict fast day with no eating or drinking; therefore, we will not have any food out in the parish hall.
Saturday, April 11
- 10:00 am — Vesperal Liturgy of Great and Holy Saturday with the 15 Old Testament Readings followed by trapeza
- 8:00 pm — Reading of the Acts of the Apostles
Note: It is traditional to have only nuts, dried fruits, & wine on Great and Holy Saturday. There will be a blessing for these foods after the Liturgy.
Paschal Services beginning at 11:30 pm Saturday night and continuing through the early hours of Sunday morning — Midnight Office, Paschal Matins, and Paschal Divine Liturgy followed by the blessing of the Pascha baskets and a festal meal
Note: Pascha baskets should be taken to the parish hall and remain there for the blessing. It is not appropriate to bring them into the church.
Sunday, April 12
- 1:00 pm — Agape Vespers with the Gospel Reading in multiple languages
- 2:00 pm — Parish Picnic & Egg Hunt