Come join us in Bethlehem to celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus. Ponder the mystery with the Blessed Virgin Mary, rejoice with the Holy Angels, and worship with the shepherds. Remember that Christmas is twelve days long!
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On Thursday, May 9, Holy Mass will be sung at 7:00 pm. A meal will be served afterwards.
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Come to the Holy City and follow our Lord on the way of sorrows to the cross and behold His victory over sin, death, and the devil. Take time during this Holy Week to spend time with our Lord.
PALM SUNDAY — March 24
Mass with the blessing of the palms and procession and the reading of St. Matthew’s Passion at 10:30 am.
HOLY MONDAY — March 25
Mass at Noon with the reading of St. Mark’s Passion.
HOLY TUESDAY — March 26
Mass at Noon with our Lord teaching of how the hour of His glory has come.
HOLY WEDNESDAY — March 27
Mass at Noon with the reading of St. Luke’s Passion.
MAUNDY THURSDAY — March 28
Mass of the Institution at 7 pm. Join our Lord at the Last Supper as He gives us His Testament.
GOOD FRIDAY — March 29
The Chief Liturgy is at Noon to 3 pm with the reading of St. John’s Passion.
Vespers at 7:00 pm.
HOLY SATURDAY — March 30
The Great Vigil of Easter at Our Saviour Church at 7:30 pm.
RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD — March 31
The Easter Sunday Mass is at 10:30 am. There will be an Easter Egg Hunt for the children after Mass and a Brunch.
EASTER MONDAY — April 1
Journey with our Lord to Emmaus and find Him revealed in the breaking of the bread. Mass at Noon.
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Join us in celebrating the birth of our Lord and join us in gathering with the Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph, and the Shepherds at the manger. With joy we worship the Christ Child and receive His saving presence. We have several Masses for you to attend, each with its own focus with different readings, sermons, and hymns.\
On October 1, the Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity, we had our Church Picnic, starting at Noon. We first held a full Mass, and then enjoyed a full luncheon, followed by games and fellowship.
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During High Mass on the Feast of Pentecost five catechumens were confirmed in one true faith and received the Most Holy Body and Most Precious Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. We rejoice that the Holy Spirit has been poured down upon them and we pray that they will continue in the one true faith.
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Lutheran Church of the Redeemer 