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April 2017
Tenebrae at St. Peter in Chains Cathedral
One of the best attended events of the year, the Ancient Office of Tenebrae features Gregorian chants and sublime choral music of Holy Week including the Lamentations of Jeremiah and Allegri’s Miserere sung by the Choir of Saint Peter in Chains Cathedral. No tickets required. Free-will offerings accepted
Find out more »Holy Thursday at the Cathedral
Bishop Joe Binzer will celebrate Holy Thursday Mass; all welcome.
Find out more »Holy Hour for Vocations at Our Lady of the Holy Spirit Center
CHOSEN: Monthly Hour for Vocations. Co-sponsored by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati's Vocations Office and the Children Of Mary. Pray for vocations to the priesthood and religious life. Every second Thursday; all welcome.
Find out more »“Praying the Steps” at Holy Cross-Immaculata Church
Since 1860, Cincinnatians have "prayed the steps" on Good Friday. Bishop Joe Binzer will bless the steps on St. Gregory Street at midnight, after which thousands of people will ascend the steps to the Church. Visitors are invited to enter the church to pray . Two Passion services (2 pm and 7 pm) will be offered. Parishioners will serve donuts and coffee from 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will host their annual Fish Fry from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The church will remain…
Find out more »Way of the Cross for Justice (Cincinnati)
A collaboration of faith-based groups sponsors this event, which begins on Fountain Square and features reflections on social justice issues and the Passion of Christ. The group will process to the Freedom Center for additional reflection and a closing bread service. Sponsors include: AMOS · Archdiocese of Cincinnati · Bellarmine Chapel · Catholic Social Action Office Immigration Task Force · Christ Church Cathedral · Crossroads · Economics of Compassion · Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center · Peaslee Neighborhood Center · Shiloh United Methodist…
Find out more »The Lord’s Passion at the Cathedral
Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr will celebrate.
Find out more »Good Friday Ecumenical Walk for Justice and Peace in Dayton
A Dayton ecumenical tradition. Thirty faith-based communities sponsor a Walk for Justice and Peace beginning at the Old Courthouse, Third and Main Streets. Participants will shoulder crosses and make 14 symbolic stops on the west side of downtown Dayton. The event ends at First Baptist Church, 111 W. Monument St., followed this year by a soup lunch hosted by the church.
Find out more »Ecumenical Way of the Cross for Peace and Justice in Dayton
Annual event sponsored by 30 faith-based communities and churches. Begins at the Old Courthouse (Third and Main Streets); ends First Baptist Church on Monument Street. This year First Baptist Church will host a soup lunch for participants.
Find out more »Living Way of the Cross at San Carlos Borromeo
A Latin American-style costumed pageant and procession at the Spanish-language parish, part of many Holy Week events. Followed by rosary and other prayers in the church.
Find out more »Stations of the Cross at the Cathedral
All welcome to pray the Stations of the Cross.
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