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Brookfield is a wonderful community, known for its great neighborhoods, great shopping, great restaurants and importantly, great schools. This blog will provide insight into life and education at St. John Vianney school, a 4K-8 educational anchor in Brookfield since 1957. Kelly is a full-time mother of four, with three attending SJV and the fourth aspiring to attend when she's old enough for preschool.

Holy Week

By Kelly Feng
Thursday, Mar 20 2008, 09:07 AM

On Wednesday, March 19 at 2 p.m. the students of St. John Vianney School, led by CHAMPS (the student council) prayed The Stations of the Cross while dramatizing each station. Seventh and Eighth grade students took on the role of Jesus, Mary, Veronica, Simon, Judas and Roman soldiers in dress and demeanor. Each station was acted, then the actors froze in place while the prayer of each station was meditated. This was a unique opportunity for our students to experience and learn the significance and meaning of each station. 

Throughout the week, the SJV students have been involved throughout the church's observance of Holy Week as altar servers, instrumentalists, ushers and choir members.

Here's a schedule of the remaining Holy Week masses: 

Thursday, March 20, 2008 -- Mass of the Lord's Supper

8:30am Morning Prayer, 7:00pm

Friday, March 21, 2008 --  Good Friday of the Lord's Passion

7:00am Morning Prayer, 12:30pm Commemoration of the Lord's Passion

Saturday, March 22, 2008 Easter Vigil

8:00am Morning Prayer, 8:00pm

Sunday, March 23, 2008  Easter Sunday

7:30am, 9:30am, 11:00am  (Please note: there will be no 5:00pm Mass on Easter Sunday)

A note about Easter Vigil:  Father Hartmann is encouraging all to attend the East Vigil celebration this year.  He is aware that the reputation of this mass is that it starts late and lasts forever.  However, since there are fewer adult sacraments to be celebrated and since Easter is so early on the calendar, sunset (which dicates the start time for the vigil mass) is also earlier than usual.  So, this is a wonderful opportunity to try attending the Easter Vigil mass for the first time:  it starts earlier and will likely be shorter than in other years.


 

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