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March 15, 2021Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, commemorates Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem to celebrate Passover before his death as recounted in the Gospels. On Palm Sunday, we remember Jesus' sacrificial death on the cross, praise him for the gift of salvation, and look expectantly to his second coming.
Palm Sunday Masses
Masses will be held at 4PM on Saturday (St Peter) and on Sunday at 8:30AM (St. Peter) and 10:30AM (St. Mary). The 8:30AM Mass will be livestreamed to our parish YouTube channel here:
For those who cannot join us for Mass at this time, a Communion Service will be offered at the St. Peter site from 9:30 - 9:45AM.Palm Branches
In the Bible, Jesus ' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem with the waving of palm branches can be found in John 12: 12-15; Matthew 21:1-11; Mark 11:1-11; and Luke 19:28-44.
The Palm Branches for this year can be picked up as you head into Mass on Palm Sunday and will be blessed during the procession. Blessed Palm Branches will also be available at the Communion Service after the 8:30AM Mass and at the parish office during Holy Week (while supplies last).Click Here for Instructions on How to Make Palm Crosses