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No Meat Fridays - No CarneAll Fridays of Lent are days of abstinence - no meat (chicken, beef, pork...meat of land and air). All fish (animals of the river and seas) are acceptable. Good Friday is a day of fast (one regular meal, two smaller meals) and abstinence.
Join us for Lenten Lunches and or KoC Fish Dinners.
Regulaciones de Cuaresma: Viernes Santo es un día de ayuno (una comida regular, dos comidas pequeñas) y abstinencia de carne. Todos los viernes de cuaresma son días de abstinencia. -
Hallow - Say the Rosary
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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Triduum Schedule - April 6-8
Holy Thursday / Jueves Santo
No morning confession nor morning mass
Mass of the Lord's Supper - 6pm English
Misa de la Cena del Señor - 8pm Español
Good Friday - Viernes Santo
Day of Fast & Abstinence
Día del Ayuno y Abstinencia
Stations of the Cross - 12pm English
Viacrucis - 3:30pm Español
Divine Mercy Novena begins today for 9 days (ending Saturday before Divine Mercy Sunday). Prayer cards will be in Narthex starting on Good Friday.
Liturgy of the Word - 6pm English
Liturgia de la Palabra - 8pm Español
Holy Saturday / Sábado Santo
No afternoon confessiones.
No confesiones por la tarde.
Easter Vigil / Vigilia Pascual - 8pm
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults during the Easter Vigil Mass
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Stations of the Cross - Reconciliation
Join the Deacons and recite the Stations of the Cross each Friday of Lent at 6pm in English in the main sanctuary.
Viernes de Cuaresma en Español - Viacrucis con los deacanos a las 7om en la iglesia principal.
Penance Services (multiple priests will be at each site in the main sanctuary to hear confessions) at 6:30pm.
Corpus Christi, Fruitland - 3/21 OLV/NSV, Caldwell - 3/22
St. Agnes, Weiser - 3/27 St. Paul's, Nampa - 3/28
Servicios de penitencia (varios sacerdotes estarán en cada sitio en el santuario principal para escuchar confesiones) a las 6:30 pm.
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Catholic All Year at Home with Kendra Tierney Join the Tierney family as they celebrate St. Joseph by baking tasty treats, hammering playdough, sanding plywood, skewering meats, piping pastry, and eating right off the table . . . with their hands. 
Fearless In case you missed it, Fearless Lesson 3 is now available! 
Restore | Lent with Sr. Miriam James Take a healing journey with Sr. Miriam James Heidland, SOLT, as she helps you turn away from what wounds you and toward God who heals you and makes you whole. 
Explore More on FORMED 
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Creative Things to Give Up for Lent
(excerpts taken from Jennifer Miller * Feb 8, 2018 - DynamicCatholic.com)
When we make ourselves available to God, incredible things can happen.
That’s what can make Lent so powerful.
Don’t eat what you want - If you want waffles for breakfast, eat eggs. Instead of drinking orange juice, drink water.
Give something away - every day
Don’t interrupt people
Stop complaining - Look for constructive ways to talk about difficulties. Look for the good in people instead of focusing on any inconvenience experienced.
Don’t waste downtime - Waiting in line, sitting at a stoplight, in between classes/meetings, waiting to meet someone...taken that time to prayer, to breathe, to reach out to someone around you.
What To Do For Lent
Spend time in the classroom of silence - Set a time, then forget about it. Pray the Rosary, read some Scripture. It could be 10 minutes or an hour...whatever you have.
Do BEST LENT EVER - The short, daily videos from Matthew Kelly are both inspiring and practical and take about 5 minutes a day.
Read the Gospels - It is in reading the Gospels that we can realize that Jesus is not just a historical figure. He is alive with us in everything we do.
Sit in a church with Jesus - Sitting in a quiet, empty church is a beautiful experience. Just you and God...there is something powerful about that.
Do an act of love every day - Send a kind note to a love one, do a good deed for a stranger, volunteer, post something inspiring on social media.