• Altar Servers
• Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
• Readers 
• Ushers

• AltarServers
• Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHCs)
• Readers
• Ushers

Liturgical Schedules for the Sunday 7:30 AM Mass are presented in PDF format for viewing or printing at home:

• Altar Servers
• Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHCs)
• Readers
• Ushers

• Altar Servers
• Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHCs)
• Readers
• Ushers

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School seeks an experienced principal who is a practicing Catholic, in good standing with the church, able to sign an Oath of Fidelity to the Magisterium and The Profession of Faith, who will lead the school in the areas of faith, academic excellence and school development. The successful candidate will possess knowledge and skills in driving academic advancement, teacher development and curriculum enhancement while providing energetic leadership to faculty and staff.

Holy Thursday or the Mass of the Lord’s Supper begins the celebration of these days and orients us towards Jesus’ final act with his disciples where he commands them to perpetuate the celebration of the Eucharist, and then shows them how to live it by washing his disciples’ feet. As we begin the sacred Triduum, we begin with the celebration of the Eucharist, the source and summit of Catholic life. From Christ’s great gift to his disciples and to us, we like them, are drawn into following Christ’s example of service by offering our lives in service for God’s work.

Good Friday, the day when Christ’ offers his life on the Cross, takes us more deeply into the mystery of God’s gift of himself whereby we discover that Christ did more than wash feet with water. He washed us in His own blood. With this, we come to realize that true service will demand of us, the gift of self. In a world that promotes the self, the experience of the Passion of the Lord calls true followers of Christ to make of their lives an offering in which one discovers the meaning of the passage “ he who wishes to preserve his life must lose it, but he who loses it for my sake will have eternal life. “

With Jesus’ own three days in the tomb, creation is restored and death is conquered, no longer feared. For now though, we enter these days silently with great reverence and in anticipation of discovering anew the great Mystery of the Our Lord’s Passion, Death and that joyful Easter Proclamation for which every ear longs to hear. May the Lord bless you and your families as we prayerfully enter these holy days with the Lord.