Good Friday
April 18 at Noon
In the stark stillness of the Cross, we gather at midday to witness love stretched out to its breaking point. Under the pale light of the moon, we are reminded that darkness is not the absence of God but the deep place where God meets us. The moon’s quiet witness invites us into grief that is tender, and hope that has not yet spoken.
The Great Vigil of Easter
April 19 at 7:30pm
We kindle fire in the night and break into ancient song. We tell the stories of salvation. We baptize, confirm and receive. We proclaim that Christ is Risen. Under the moon’s silver gaze, we rise from water and walk into resurrection. This night, when time bends and eternity breathes, the moon hovers like the stone rolled away from the tomb—mysterious, radiant, and full of promise.
Easter Day
Sunday, April 20 at 8am, 9:15am (Cathedral for Kids), and 11:15am
Joy erupts across the morning. At sunrise, at Cathedral for Kids, and in the fullness of festive Eucharist, we celebrate that Christ is alive—and the world is changed.
The moon, still hanging above us, reminds us that resurrection is not just a moment, but a movement—a rhythm, a tide, a light that returns again and again to heal what is broken and call us into new life.
You are welcome to come with deep faith, open questions, skepticisms and doubts. If you’re returning to church or entering for the first time in a long time—God has set the moon as your invitation.
Come walk through Holy Week under its light.
Come and see the sacred story reflected not only in Scripture and sacrament, but in the heavens above.