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Holy Week Schedule of Santo Cristo del Perdon Parish - San Fernando City, Pampanga

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Altar of Santo Cristo del Perdon Parish - San Fernando City, Pampanga (Photo taken on September 2024. Photo from Sto. Cristo del Perdon Parish FB Page. )


Ash wednesday
February 18, 2026

5:30AM-Holy Mass

6:20PM-Holy Mass


Palm Sunday March 29, 2026

5:00AM- Rite of  Blessing  of Palms

*Procession from Dela Paz Norte Chapel to Parish, followed by a Holy Mass (C)

8:30AM-Holy Mass(e)

5:30PM-Holy Mass (e)


Holy Monday March 30, 2026

5:20AM- Rosary

6:00AM-Holy Mass

Holy Tuesday March 31, 2026

5:20AM- Rosary

6:00AM-Holy Mass

Holy Wednesday April 1, 2026

5:20AM- Rosary

6:00AM-Holy Mass


Holy Thursday April 2, 2026

4:00PM-Dakit Cordero

*At 6th Avenue, Mr. & Msrs. Atong Pasamonte Residence

5:00PM-Holy Mass (C)

*Reposition/Vigil

Good Friday April 3, 2026

12:00MN-Stations of the Cross

*Followed by the Procession, Burol, and Soledad

*Please bring candles

Holy Saturday April 4, 2026

6:30PM-Rite of Blessing of Fire (C)

*Bring candles with wax catcher

*Bring water in bottle for the blessing

*Followed by Salubong

Easter Sunday April 5, 2026

8:30AM-Holy Mass (e)

11:00am-Baptism

5:30PM-Holy Mass(e) Click here to view quick facts about this parish church

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