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Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 during Holy Week at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are included at this Mass - from the holy oils, to the incense, to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, individuals preparing to join the Church at Easter, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
Prior to the start of the Mass, the Ave Maria was sung calling on the intercession of Our Lady for the people of France following the fire April 15 which destroyed much of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Visit the videos tab of our Facebook page to view video of this tribute and of the Mass.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 4, 2023 during Holy Week. Of all Masses celebrated throughout the year, this one most fully represents the local, diocesan church.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. In addition, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. Dat Tran, CSP, rector/pastor of the cathedral; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Very Rev. Ronald Hutchinson, rector/pastor of the Basilica of St. Adalbert and St. Mary parishes; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon Christopher Epplett and Deacon Jacob Zemaitis, seminarians of the diocese, served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Emma Rolf)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 11, 2017 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the oil of the sick and the oil of catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 during Holy Week at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are included at this Mass - from the holy oils, to the incense, to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, individuals preparing to join the Church at Easter, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
Prior to the start of the Mass, the Ave Maria was sung calling on the intercession of Our Lady for the people of France following the fire April 15 which destroyed much of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Visit the videos tab of our Facebook page to view video of this tribute and of the Mass.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 during Holy Week at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are included at this Mass - from the holy oils, to the incense, to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, individuals preparing to join the Church at Easter, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
Prior to the start of the Mass, the Ave Maria was sung calling on the intercession of Our Lady for the people of France following the fire April 15 which destroyed much of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Visit the videos tab of our Facebook page to view video of this tribute and of the Mass.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 during Holy Week at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are included at this Mass - from the holy oils, to the incense, to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, individuals preparing to join the Church at Easter, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
Prior to the start of the Mass, the Ave Maria was sung calling on the intercession of Our Lady for the people of France following the fire April 15 which destroyed much of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Visit the videos tab of our Facebook page to view video of this tribute and of the Mass.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
CHR.Kontturi Joensuun matkustajasatamassa 8.9.2012. - Cargo ship CHR.Kontturi at the harbour of Joensuu in Finland.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Chrism Mass in the Diocese of Parramatta 2016. The Mass was celebrated by the Papal Nuncio to Australia, His Excellency Most Reverend Adolfo Tito Yllana with Diocesan Administrator, Very Rev Peter G Williams and Bishop Emeritus Kevin Manning concelebrating with the priests of the Diocese.
Location: St Patrick's Cathedral, Parramatta, Australia.
23/3/2016
Credit: Art in Images / Diocese of Parramatta
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 27 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Holy Week Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and the Church. Included is our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the Oil of the Sick and the Oil of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism and confirmation in our 81 parishes and during ordination at the Cathedral. During the Mass, the priests of our diocese also publicly renew their promises to serve.
Discover Holy Week resources on our website: bit.ly/DOGRHolyWeek
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 during Holy Week at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are included at this Mass - from the holy oils, to the incense, to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, individuals preparing to join the Church at Easter, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
Prior to the start of the Mass, the Ave Maria was sung calling on the intercession of Our Lady for the people of France following the fire April 15 which destroyed much of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Visit the videos tab of our Facebook page to view video of this tribute and of the Mass.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 11, 2017 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the oil of the sick and the oil of catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 7, 2020 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. Traditionally, at this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
This year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Chrism Mass was celebrated without a congregation and with far fewer priests. Priest concelebrants included Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish, Father Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral and the six deans of the diocese who will bring the oils to the parishes of their respective deaneries so that our parishes can stand ready to resume full liturgical life as soon as they are able.
For Holy Week resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
Most Rev. David Walkowiak, bishop of Grand Rapids, celebrated the Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 during Holy Week.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred oils used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and ordination. At this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew the vows they took at ordination.
Principal concelebrants were Msgr. Bill Duncan, vicar general and pastor of St. Sebastian Parish; Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP, rector of the cathedral; Father Steve Dudek, pastor of Holy Name of Jesus Parish and director of missions; Very Rev. Kevin Niehoff, OP, judicial vicar, diocesan Tribunal; Father Tom Page, pastor of St. Jude Parish and vicar for priests; and Father Stephen Durkee, pastor of St. Pius X Parish and director of priestly vocations. The priests of the diocese in attendance at the Mass concelebrated. Deacon David Sacha and Deacon Logan Weber seminarians of the diocese served as Deacon of the Word and Deacon of the Altar respectively.
For Holy Week and Easter resources, visit GRdiocese.org.
(Photo by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 11, 2017 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the oil of the sick and the oil of catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
SAGINAW— The Most Rev. Joseph R. Cistone, Bishop of Saginaw, celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 22 at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw. Bishop Cistone was joined by priests, deacons, religious sisters and parishioners from across the 11-county diocese, representing each of the 56 parishes.
At the Chrism Mass, the holy oils— which will be used for the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick, as well as the dedication of churches and consecration of altars— were blessed by Bishop Cistone and distributed to representatives of the parish communities within the Diocese of Saginaw. The priests of the diocese concelebrated the Mass with Bishop Cistone and made a renewal of their priestly vows.
For the first time in the diocese's history, the Chrism Mass was aired live on WNEM TV-5, wnem.com and saginaw.org.
"As a Church, we are continuing to look for ways to reach out and share the Good News of Jesus Christ, not only with our Catholic population, but also with the community at large," said Bishop Cistone. "Sharing our Chrism Mass is one way in which we can invite people to experience the loving and merciful heart of Jesus."
Bishop Cistone used this opportunity to teach about the Mass, which was being viewed by Catholic school students and many others. He explained the historical and Biblical significance of holy oils, as well as the different parts of the Mass.
A replay of the Chrism Mass will be available on WNEM TV-5 on Saturday, March 26, following the 11 p.m. news and on ENEM MY5 on Friday, March 25 at 3 p.m.
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 16 during Holy Week at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are included at this Mass - from the holy oils, to the incense, to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, individuals preparing to join the Church at Easter, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the sacred Chrism and blesses the Oils of the Sick and of Catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
Prior to the start of the Mass, the Ave Maria was sung calling on the intercession of Our Lady for the people of France following the fire April 15 which destroyed much of the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. Visit the videos tab of our Facebook page to view video of this tribute and of the Mass.
(Photography by Eric Tank)
Bishop David Walkowiak celebrated the chrism Mass on Tuesday, April 11, 2017 at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew. So many wonderful symbols of our faith are present during this Mass - from the holy oils to the incense to the priests' vestments. The community gathered at this Mass is a beautiful representation of our diocese and included our bishop, diocesan priests, seminarians, deacons, candidates and aspirants, members of religious communities of women and men serving in our diocese, and members of our parishes.
At this Mass, the bishop consecrates the holy chrism and blesses the oil of the sick and the oil of catechumens. Chrism is used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and ordination. In addition, during this Mass, the priests of the diocese publicly renew their commitment to priestly service.
(Photography by Eric Tank)