All Souls invites you to experience the 2026 Easter Triduum

Holy Week Services at All Souls

HOLY WEEK 2026 – All Souls ECC

Where ALL are welcome!

My sisters and brothers in Christ,

As we begin Holy Week, with our Palm Sunday procession, let us not forget that we are a pilgrim people, making our journey of faith in this life by walking together. Please join me and your sisters and brothers of All Souls, as well as Christians throughout the world, by our walking together. The most sacred three days of our faith, the Triduum, begins on Maundy (Latin – mandatum-mandate) Thursday, the commemoration of the Lord’s Supper and following the command/mandate to wash each other’s feet. Good Friday commemorates our Lord’s Passion and His death on the cross, the ultimate proof of His love despite human betrayal and treachery. Holy Saturday Vigil, beginning in stunned silence and darkness and ending in exultation that

CHRIST IS RISEN, ALLELUIA!

Do not take your journey of faith by yourself and alone. Let us all walk together!

Fr. Henry+

Maundy Thursday, Good Friday & Easter Vigil

We invite you to join us during this most Holy Week.

Maundy Thursday

April 2 – 7:00 pm

Good Friday

April 3 – 7:00 pm

Easter Vigil

April 4 – 7:00 pm

*No Mass Sunday, April 5

HAPPY EASTER*

We would love to see our friends and All Souls Family in person. But if you can’t attend service you can watch with YouTube Live or the recording on our YouTube Channel when posted. Click on services above to download bulletin for each service.

Below are the links to each service YouTube Live:

Maundy Thursday

Good Friday

Easter Vigil

Mary’s Way of the Cross
Mary’s Way of the Cross
Is not the Way of the Cross the way of every person’s life? Doesn’t every life have suffering, falls, hurts, rejections, condemnations, death, burial… and resurrection? It has been a tradition through the centuries to meditate on the Way of the Cross, so that it becomes our way of life.
Mary, the Mother of Jesus, made that first way of the cross. These stations, called Mary’s Way of the Cross, attempt to present that viewpoint. In these stations we see through Mary’s eyes what Jesus was going through on the way of Calvary. Then we try to make practical applications to our lives.

These stations and these words are not the heart of the matter; the heart of the matter is to go deeper and deeper into the sufferings of Christ, so that we might come out of this spiritual journey with an appreciation of what Christ did for us, and a deeper love for him and for our sisters and brothers. – Rev Andrew Costello, C.Ss.R.
“We adore you, O Christ, and we praise you, because by your holy cross you have redeemed the world.”

Serving this week for Holy Week – Celebrant Rev. Henry Pruski

Thursday. Rich (Lay Assistant), Donna (Reader), with Rev. Denise Robinson (Musician), Vito(Greeter)

Friday. Wendy (Lay Assistant), Kent (Reader), Kevin/John (Greeters), Wendy & Martin (The Passion)

Saturday. Joan, Wendy, & Ben (Lay Assistants), Martin (Reader), John & Tom (musicians)

ALL SOULS Ecumenical Catholic Communion

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