Our Walk of Witness on Good Friday morning, from Sacred Heart Church to the Town Hall, during which a large cross is carried, reminds us of Jesus’ journey from his trial before Pilate to the place of his crucifixion.

In the Liturgy of Good Friday symbols, words, and music enable us to accompany Jesus from his trial, to his death on the cross, and his burial in the tomb.
A solemn Christian holy day commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus and his death at Calvary.

In Jewish and Christian liturgical tradition the day starts not at midnight but at sundown. So we start to celebrate Easter on Saturday evening.
The Easter Vigil marks the first official celebration of the resurrection of Jesus – powerful scripture readings and beautiful liturgical traditions. The service begins outside with the kindling of the Easter fire and the lighting of the new Easter/Paschal candle, symbolizing the light of the risen Christ coming into the world.

In our Euchatists the Easter Garden is blessed, and we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus and the empty tomb.