AT HOLY REDEEMER

STATIONS OF THE CROSS – FRIDAYS DURING LENT

Please join us at 6:30 on Friday evening through April 12th and discover the true purpose of our beautiful Stations of the Cross, an inspiration for prayer and contemplation on the journey of Jesus to his cross, death and resurrection.  You are also invited to stay for a light soup supper with bread, hosted by the various ministries of the Parish,  afterwards in the Parish Hall.

HOLY WEEK AND EASTER SCHEDULE

Thursday, April 18   7:00 PM – Mass of the Lord’s Supper and Washing of the Feet, Holy Redeemer, Kitty Hawk   

                                     8:00-Midnight -Eucharistic Adoration, Holy Redeemer, Kitty Hawk

Friday, April 19        12 Noon – 3 PM – Holy Redeemer, Kitty Hawk, open for private devotion

                                     7:00 PM    Good Friday Liturgy

Saturday, April 20   12:00 PM Blessing of Easter Food at Holy Redeemer, Kitty  Hawk  

                                     8:00 PM    Easter Vigil Mass at Holy Redeemer, Kitty Hawk

Sunday, April 21      Mass at 7 AM, 9 AM, 11:30 AM at Holy Redeemer, Kitty Hawk

                                 Mass at 7 AM, 9 AM, 11:30 AM at Holy Trinity, Nags Head

FOR FUTURE REFERENCE, PLEASE NOTE OUR REVISED INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY:

The Church will be closed and all activities canceled if a LOCAL State of Emergency is declared by Dare County or the Town of Kitty Hawk that includes mandatory evacuations or restrictions or prohibitions on travel in Kitty Hawk. Never put yourself at risk of accident or physical harm to come to Church in dangerous conditions, even if a delay or emergency has not been announced. We have been assured by the Diocese of Raleigh that the Catholic faithful are not obligated to attend Mass when prevented by unsafe travel conditions.

Since our new inclement weather policy governing closures and cancellations will now be tied to County and Municipality States of Emergency, we urge
all parishioners to sign up for County Alerts.

Dare County Emergency Management has the ability to send emergency alerts to residents, visitors and property owners via text, email, and over the phone. Registered users pick how time-sensitive messages are received and which devices, phone numbers and email addresses notifications are sent to. Examples of emergency notifications include but are not limited to: mandatory evacuation orders, reentry information, hurricane advisories and bulletins, emergencies disrupting vehicular/pedestrian traffic, and countywide post-disaster information.
Phone Numbers – Users can opt in to receive alerts sent as voice recordings over the phone and/or text.
Addresses – Alerts affecting specific areas of Dare County, may be sent based on location; including your home address, work address, and the addresses of any additional properties you own in Dare County, which will ensure you receive notification of situations that may impact those areas.
Weather Events – Select which alerts you would like to receive from NOAA & the National Weather Service.
The link to sign up is:
https://www.darenc.com/departments/emergencymanagement/emergency-alerts