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By Susan Szalewski Verified| Omaha Catholic Voice Verified Priests across the archdiocese brought back to their parishes on Monday new oils for use in the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Sacrament of the Sick. The oils aren’t the only new thing that Holy Week is ushering in. “This Holy Week, as it always does, heralds a season of new life in the Church,” Archbishop George J. Lucas said in his homily at the Chrism Mass, where he blessed the three types of sacred oils.
By Susan Szalewski Verified| Omaha Catholic Voice Verified Students from St. Francis School and Archangels Catholic High School in Humphrey made the road to Calvary come alive with their presentation of the Living Stations of the Cross. The tradition had gone away in recent years, but was brought back thanks to a revived campus ministry. Students in preschool through high school took part in the Stations, held April 11 in the Archangels Catholic gym.
By Susan Szalewski Verified| Omaha Catholic Voice Verified Priests across the archdiocese brought back to their parishes on Monday new oils for use in the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Sacrament of the Sick. The oils aren’t the only new thing that Holy Week is ushering in. “This Holy Week, as it always does, heralds a season of new life in the Church,” Archbishop George J. Lucas said in his homily at the Chrism Mass, where he blessed the three types of sacred oils.
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