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Why is St Mary's Church, Creggan, Red?

On Monday 23rd November, Tuesday 24th November, and Wednesday 25th November 2020, St Mary's Church, Creggan will be lit up red to highlight Red Wednesday. On Red Wednesday, we recognise all those who are being persecuted for their Christian faith throughout the world. Christ's love witnessed in this way is theultimate triumph of love over hate, good over evil.

During these days we will pray, through the intercession of the Christian martyrs, firstly for those outwardly persecuted for their faith, and secondly forourselves that through their intercession for us will enable us to be freed fromour own interior persecutions.


TIME OF PRAYER AND PREPARATION FOR RED WEDNESDAY


SUNDAY 22ND NOVEMBER - FEAST OF CHRIST THE KING
6.30pm Vigil Saturday
1.30am Sunday
12.15pm Sunday
1.30pm Eucharistic Blessing of Streets Upper Creggan
(Weather permitting. Please remain at the door of your home at time of blessing)
6.00pm Benediction

MONDAY 23rd NOVEMBER
10.00am Mass and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
PRAYER FOR THE HOLY SOULS

1.30pm Mass for the Martyr St Cecilia with St Cecilia's College
1.30pm Eucharistic Blessing of Streets in Lower Creggan
(Weather permitting. Please remain at the door of your home at time of blessing)
3.00pm - 6:00pm Confessions in Divine Mercy Chapel available
6.00pm Benediction and Talk on the persecution of Addiction.
7.30pm Fourth Parish Mass for the Dead

TUESDAY 24th NOVEMBER
10:00am Mass and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
PRAYER FOR HEALING FROM ADDICTIONS AND INTERIOR PERSECUTIONS
3:00pm - 6:00pm Confessions available in Divine Mercy Chapel
7:30pm Mass for Persecuted Christians

WEDNESDAY 25th NOVEMBER (RED WEDNESDAY)
10.00am Mass and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
PRAYER FOR PERSECUTED CHRISTIANS WITH VISUAL TESTIMONIES
6.00pm Rosary and Benediction

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