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O Holy Week

written by Young in Rome April 3, 2012

Starting with the processions and shrubberies of Palm Sunday a few days ago, we are now fully into Holy Week – better known as the last days of Lent, leading up to Easter.  Being as we’re at the, well, center of Catholicism, there are a few things going on around Rome this week.  Here’s a selected roundup of Easter services in English, courtesy of Wanted in Rome:

Easter Services in English

Friday, April 6th – Good Friday

3&6pm: All Saints’ Anglican Church, Via del Babuino 153/b
1&3pm: Pontifical Irish College (Roman Catholic), Via dei Santi Quattro
3pm: St Francis Xavier dei Caravita,Via della Caravita 7
3pm: San Silvestro in Capite (Roman Catholic), Piazza S. Silvestro 1
5pm: St Patrick’s (Roman Catholic),Via Buoncompagni 31
6pm: Santa Susanna American Church (Roman Catholic), Via XX Settembre 15
7pm: St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church of Scotland, Via XX Settembre 7
7pm: St Paul’s within-the-Walls,Via Nazionale, corner Via Napoli 58

Sunday, April 8th – Easter Sunday

7am: Rome Baptist Church, San Lorenzo in Lucina 35
8:30am: St Paul’s within-the-Walls,Via Nazionale, corner Via Napoli 58
9am, 10:30am: S. Susanna American Church (Roman Catholic), Via XX Settembre 15
10am: Pontifical Irish College (Roman Catholic), Via dei Santi Quattro 1
10am: St Isidore’s College (Roman Catholic),Via degli Artisti 41
10am: St Patrick’s (Roman Catholic),Via Buoncompagni 31
10am, 5:30pm: S. Silvestro in Capite (Roman Catholic), Piazza S. Silvestro 1
10:30am: All Saints’ Anglican Church, Via del Babuino 153/b
10:30am: Ponte Sant’Angelo Methodist Church, Piazza Ponte Sant’Angelo

11am: St Francis Xavier dei Caravita,Via della Caravita 7

VATICAN EASTER CEREMONIES

April 6th, Good Friday: Papal Mass, Vatican Basilica 5pm
Way of the Cross, Colosseum 9:15pm
April 7th, Holy Saturday: 
Easter Vigil, Vatican Basilica 9pm
April 8th, Easter Sunday: 
St Peter’s Square 10:15am.

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Easter Recipe Roundup | younginrome April 4, 2012 - 1:49 pm

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Easter in Rome: What to Do, Eat and See April 4, 2012 - 4:28 pm

[…] If you want to celebrate Easter with an English service, you have lots of options, including at Roman Catholic, Methodist, Baptist, and Anglican churches. Here’s a roundup of Easter services happening in English this weekend. […]

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