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  • Passion Sunday

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    The 5th Sunday in the Holy Season of Lent in the Christian Kalendar is called Passion Sunday marking the beginning of Passiontide.

  • Palm Sunday

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    Palm Sunday Mass with blessing and distribution of
    Palms 9.30 am This is a time for Christians to reflect on their faith and to prepare themselves for the solemnity of Holy Week, which culminates in the celebration of Easter and the resurrection of Jesus.

  • Monday in Holy Week (Fig Monday)

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    Fig Monday is the traditional title for the Monday of Holy Week. The name comes from an account of the life of Jesus in the Gospel according to St Mark

  • Tuesday in Holy Week (Temple Tuesday)

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    Great Tuesday or Temple Tuesday are names used in the Christian Church for the Tuesday in Holy Week. The readings today provides us with vital reflection time as Christians to consider our commitment to Christ.

  • Wednesday in Holy Week (Spy Wednesday)

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    Spy Wednesday Good Wednesday Holy and Great Wednesday a time for Christians to reflect on the cost of betrayal and the price of faith as we walk the Stations of the Cross in our service today

  • Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday the Thursday in Holy Week)

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    Our service in Holy Cross Chapel for this Maundy Thursday Mass at 4pm with foot washing, reception of Holy Oils, stripping of altar 5.00pm watch until 6.00pm. The Name Maundy comes from the Latin word 'mandare'

  • Good Friday ( The Passion of Our Lord, Holy Friday)

    Holy Cross Chapel Archbishop Holgate Hospital, Hemsworth

    Good Friday of the Passion of the Lord. Our service in line with the majority of the anglo catholic tradition, is held in the afternoon—the time when Jesus was crucified on the cross. We meet in silence in Holy Cross Chapel at 4pm