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
Holy Saturday is the day between Good Friday and Easter Day. It is a continuation of the sorrow of Good Friday, when Christians of all traditions remember the disciples’ hopelessness in the wake of Jesus’s death on the cross; when they are unsure whether to believe that he will rise from the dead, as he said he would.Many churches mark this day with an Easter Vigil after sunset on Holy Saturday, or sometimes early in the morning of Easter Day, with the lighting of candles representing the light of Christ.
Today at 12 noon the Regina Caeli will be rung at The Chapel of the Holy Cross and following this the Hospital will fall as the community observes a two-minute national silence to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day (Victory in Europe Day).
This afternoon the community at Archbishop Holgate Hospital will come together in the Chapel of the HolyCross for a vigil mass on the eve of the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe VE Day.
Mr Stuart Nicholson, the Porter, will raise the VE Day 80 Flag as Canon Andrew Sage, The Master of Archbishop Holgate Hospital reads the VE Day 80 Proclamation as part of the national VE Day 80 Flag Ceremony - Together We Stand commemorations.
On Thursday morning 8th May following VE Day 80 Flag Ceremony -Together We Stand, in the Chapel of the Holy Cross the whole Hospital Community will come together as part of the national commemorations for Victory in Europe Day 80 or a Thanksgiving Mass and Service of Commemoration
the Hospital come together to conclude their VE Day 80 Commemorations by joining in the Lamp Lights of Peace
Ascension Day here at Archbishop Holgate Hospital we will come together as a community for Mass at 9.45am in the Chapel of the Holy Cross to celebrate this important day in the life of the Church.
A day of Holy obligation Pentecost commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles. The Mass today is celebrated at 9.30am in the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Many of these who attend this service will dress in red,