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Holy Week Schedule of Immaculate Conception Parish - Sto. Nino, Guagua, Pampanga

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Altar of Immaculate Conception Parish - Sto. Nino, Guagua, Pampanga. (Photo taken on October 2022. Photo from Immaculate Conception Parish FB Page)

Ash Wednesday
-No available information

Palm Sunday
4:30 Ning Abak
Ing Kapigaganakan king Matagumpe nang Paglub Ning Guino Karin Jerusalem
Mitioun King  Kapilya
ning San Nicolas
7:30 Ning Anak
        misang Kapampangan
9:00 Ning Abak
        Misang English
10:30 Ning Abak
          Misang English
4:00 Ning Gapanapun
        Misang English
5:30 Ning Gatnapun
        Misang Gatnapun
        Misang Kapampangan

Maganap ing Pagmamendisyun Karing Palaspas Karing Balang Umpisa Ning Misa

Holy Monday

4:00 Ning Gatpanapun
        Pamangumpisal
5:30 Ning Sisilim
        Ing Banal A Misa (Kapampangan)
        Panimunan Nang 
        Res. Pp. Oliver G. Yalung, DL, PhD

Holy Tuesday

5:30 Ning Sisilim
        Ing Banal A Misa (Kapampangan)
        Panimunan Nang 
        Res. Pp. Jonathan Raven E. Sison, CRS
6:30 Ning Bengi
        Pamangumpisal

Holy Wednesday

4:00 Ning Gatpanapun
        Pamangumpisal
5:30Ning Sisilim
       Ing Banal A Misa (Kapampangan)
       Pamanimunan Nang
       REB. PD Ervin Ray S. Garcia, OP

        Prusisyun Ning
        Pamailasa Nang Kristo
        Kaybat Ning Misa

Holy Thursday

4:30 Ning Gatpanapun
Dakit Ning Senor at Kordero
Mitipun King Bale Nang +Adela De Misa Gulao,
King Tulid na ning CS Velaquez Funeral Home,
Sto. Cristo at Magprusiyon Papunta King Parokya

5:30 Ning Sisilim
Ing Misa Ning Tauling Apunan
Ing Pamanos Bitis Karing Apostol
Ing Pamilipat Ning Santisimo Sakramento
King Repositoro

7:00 - 11:00 Ning Bengi
Visita Iglesia
11:00 - 12:00 Ning Bengi 
Hora Sancta

Good Friday

4:30 Ning Abak
Via Crucis (Ing Dala Ning Krus)
Mitipun King Kapilya Ning Santo Cristo

12:00 Ning Ugtu
Pamigunam Karing Pitung Tawling
Amanu Ning Guinu (Siete Palabras)

3:00 Ning Gatpanapun
Tanggal
Ing pamagbasa King Katawan Nang Kristo
Liturhiya ng Amanu
Pamamuge King Banal A Krus
at Pamakinabang

7:00 Ning Bengi
Prusisyon Ning Santo Entierro
Angga Na King Pamaglub Na King
Pisamban at Pamiburul

Holy Saturday

6:30 Ning Bengi
Vigilia Ning Paskung
Pamanyubling Mebie
Magdalang Kandila na Ating Panyalud.

Salisi Ing Prusisyun Ning
Salubong Kaybat Ning Misa

Kapilya Ning Santo Nino
Sinubling Mebie Ginu

Kapilya Ning San Roque
Virgen De Alegria

Kapilya ning Santo Cristo
Ding Apostol

Holy Sunday
6:00 Ning Abak
Misang Kapampangan
7:30 Ning Abak
Misang Kapampangan
9:00 Ning Abak
Miang Kapampangan
10:30 Ning Abak
Misang English
12:00 Ning Ugtu
Binyag
4:00 Ning Gatpanapun
Misang English
5:30 Ning Gatpanapun
Misang Kapampangan


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