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Holy Week Schedule of Archdiocesan Shrine and Parish of St. John the Baptist - Lian, Batangas

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 Ash wednesday

February 18, 2026

6:00AM | 5:00PM- Holy Mass


Palm Sunday

March 29, 2026

6:00AM-Mass

8:00AM-Procession of Palm-Lian Plaza

8:15AM-Mass

9:45AM-Mass


Holy Monday

March 30, 2026

6:00AM-Holy Mass


Holy Tuesday

March 31, 2026

5:30AM-Holy Mass

9:00AM-Chrism Mass-San Sebastian Catheral Lipa


Holy Wednesday

April 1, 2026

4:00AM-Station of the Cross

6:00AM-Mass

4:00PM-Mass

5:00PM-Senakulo (Ministry of youth)


Holy Thursday

April 2, 2026

7:00AM-Morning prayer

5:00PM-Mass of the Lord Supper

7:00PM to 12:00MN-Bihilya para sa Santisimo Sakramento


Good Friday

April 3, 2026

7:00AM-Morning Prayer

3:00PM-Lords Passion

5:00PM-Procession-Lian Town

7:00PM-Pagtatanod sa Sto. Entierro

10:00PM-Paglilibing sa Sto. Entierro


Holy Saturday

April 4, 2026

7:00AM-Morning Prayer

8:00PM-Easter Vigil

Salubong

Sayaw ng bati


Easter Sunday

April 5, 2026

6:00AM-Mass

8:15AM-Mass

9:45AM-Mass



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