Christ is Risen!

Happy Easter!! He is Risen! We are free! 

"Oh, death ,where is your sting? Oh, hell, where is your victory? Our God is not dead He's alive!"

"We are an Easter people, and Alleluia is our song!"-John Paul II

Scavenger Hunt/CONTEST

 

Hey hey!
Last year we had a last minute SCAVENGER HUNT that ended up being a blast! This year we are trying to make it bigger and better than ever!

Sunday, May 1!!! 7-8:30PM!!!
More CLUES! More PRIZES! More PEOPLE!!

BRING THE MOST PEOPLE AND WIN!
1. Invite people!! THE PERSON WHO BRINGS THE MOST PEOPLE WILL WIN A SPECIAL PRIZE!! What you might ask???? You'll have to come to find out!
2. The team/person who wins the scavenger hunt gets bragging rights and some pretty cool prizes too!
Start inviting people now and keep checking our Facebook event for more details!

Holy Week Schedule

                     

It may be Spring Break but it is also a week that should be prayer filled, and St. Andrew's has many opportunities to enter in to these Holy Days. Pick at least one extra thing to do for Holy Week.  You won't regret it! Here is the Holy Week Schedule of Events at St. Andrew's: Wednesday, April 20  Regular Mass Schedule  “Born for This” - 1:30 pm  Confessions/Adoration - 6:30-8:00 pm  Holy Thursday, April 21  NO Morning Mass  Mass of the Lord’s Last Supper - 7:30 pm Good Friday, April 22  NO Morning Mass  "Born For This" - 12 noon  Confessions - 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm  Stations of the Cross - 3:00 pm  Passion of the Lord - 7:30 pm

Palm Sunday Movie Night!

Start your Spring Break/Holy week off right...come out to Youth Group and check out a movie about THE Man that this week is all about.

We will be watching Jesus of Nazareth on Sunday, May 17th from 7:00-8:30 (so we have time to finish) so that we can start of this Holy Week focused and ready to go!

Popcorn and water provided :) See you there!

All teens in grades 8-12 are welcome.

Taize (and Lenten Reconciliation Service)!

On Tuesday, April 12 (TOMORROW), the parish will host a Lenten Taize service followed by the Sacrament of Reconciliation. 

Taize is a community in France which welcomes pilgrims from all over the world (including a large number of high school and college students) and conducts a simple form of prayer consisting of scripture, song and silence. 

Several priests will be available for confessions following the prayer service. 

Don't miss out on an extraordinary way to enter into these last weeks of Lent! 

Final Stations and Soup!

 

 

 

This is your last chance!!! Don't miss it!! It is an amazing way to focus on the season...and we have a great time afterwards!


Just like last year we will be joining our parish family Friday for stations and enjoying some (meatless) soup afterward while just having fun playing games, watching a movie or whatever we think up! There may even be a quesadilla maker! :)

OUR LAST FRIDAY OF STATIONS AND SOUP IS THIS FRIDAY!!! 7-8:30pm
Bring your family to stations. Bring a friend to stations. Or, just come to stations!! We will gather in the Kominski room after Stations/Adoration for good soup and fun. Come for the whole time, come for a little while...I will be here until 8:30. 

All teens in grades 8-12 are welcome!

See you there!