LENTEN DEVOTIONS & THE BLACK NAZARENE

 

Lenten Devotion to Jesus the Black Nazarene AND TO Our Lady of Sorrows

   

FRIDAY, MARCH 15:
9 PM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (Benediction at 11:45 PM)

*Visitation of the Miraculous Weeping Icon of Our Lady of Sorrows.                                                        

*Recitation of the Sorrowful and Luminous Mysteries of the Holy Rosary.

*The Stations of the Cross.

  

SATURDAY, MARCH 16:

12 Midnight: Holy Mass in the Ordinary Form

1 AM: PABASA The chanting & singing of the Life & Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ

3 PM: Singing of The Divine Mercy Chaplet

3:20 PM: Lenten Reflection and Moleben to the Theotokos

4:30 - 6 PM: Pot luck Refreshments in the chapel hall

7 PM: Sung Mass (Missa cantata) in the Extraordinary Form (1962 Missale Romanum)

Traditional Latin Mass in Thanksgiving for the Pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI & for his sucessor

9 PM Healing Service: Holy Oil Blessing from the Miraculous Weeping Icon of Our Lady of Sorrows.

  

+++Registration of Chanters for the PABASA should be submitted no later than March 7+++

You may bring your own Passion Book but all our books are available in different bilingual translations: English and Latin, Tagalog and English, and Spanish and English.
   

For more information/inquiries, please call (347) 277 – 3487.

  

The San Lorenzo Ruiz Chapel

378 Broome Street, New York, NY 10013
(between Mott & Mulberry Streets)

The Rev. Fr. Joseph G. Marabe JCD, Moderator

Director of the Filipino Apostolate of the Archdiocese of New York

http://chapelofsanlorenzoruiznyc.org/
Ph: (347) 277 – 3487

                                                                                                                                                                

The Black Nazarene, a life-size wooden statue of Jesus Christ carved in Mexico and brought to the Philippines in the 17th century, is believed to have healing powers in the predominantly Roman Catholic country. It is paraded through the narrow streets of Manila's old city from dawn to midnight.

40 HOURS DEVOTION - CHURCH OF THE HOLY INNOCENTS - NYC - PHOTOS OF CLOSING PONTIFICAL MASS AND REPOSITION

On the final day of the 40 Hours Devotion, we had a Pontifical Mass at the Faldstool coram Sanctissimo. The Celebrant was His Excellency, Bishop James C. Timlin. At the end, we had the Litanies, the prayers for the 40 Hours, the Procession of the Blessed Sacrament inside the church, and Benediction.

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40 HOURS DEVOTION - CHURCH OF THE HOLY INNOCENTS - NYC - 2ND DAY - PHOTOS OF CANDLEMASS

On the second day of the 40 Hours Devotion, the Mass was the one for Candlemas. The Bl. Sacrament was reposed for this. The blessing and the distribution of candles took place. There were more people than expected because we ran out of tapers to distribute. Afterwards, the traditional procession for Candlemas took place inside the church.

 

Exposition continued later in the day. There was always someone present for adoration. Several people signed up for different time slots to pray before the Bl. Sacrament exposed.



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40 HOURS DEVOTION - CHURCH OF THE HOLY INNOCENTS - NYC - PHOTOS OF OPENING MASS AND EXPOSITION

This was the first Mass of the Forty Hours -- the Mass of Exposition. It was celebrated by Fr. Thomas Kallumady, Pastor of the Church of the Holy Innocents.

 

 At the end of the Mass, the Most Blessed Sacrament was exposed, and the traditional Litanies, Psamls, prayers, and Procession for the opening of the 40 Hours Devotion took place.

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