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Holy Week Schedule of St. Francis Xavier Parish - Nasugbu, Batangas

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Altar of St. Francis Xavier Parish - Nasugbu, Batangas. (Photo taken on December 2021. Photo from St. Francis Xavier Parish FB Page)


Ash wednesday

February 18, 2026

5:30AM-Ash Wednesday

6:00AM-Banal na misa

2:00PM-Recollection

              Krusada

5:30PM-Banal na misa


Palm Sunday

March 29, 2026

4:30AM-Estasyon ng Krus sa loob ng simbahan

5:30-Pagbabasbas ng palaspas

Gaganapin sa tagiliran ng simbahan (Alfamart side)

Prusisyon papasok sa loob ng simbahan


Holy Monday

March 30, 2026

5:00AM-Estasyon ng Krus sa loob ng Simbahan

6:00AM-Banal na misa

General Cleaning-Pagkatapos ng misa (Magdala ng sariling panglinis)


Holy Tuesday

March 31, 2026

7:00AM-Simula ng magdamagang Basa ng Pasyon

5:30PM-Banal na misa


Holy Wednesday

April 1, 2026

4:00AM-Estasyon Heneral

6:00AM-Banal na misa

5:30PM-Banal na misa


Holy Thursday

April 2, 2026

7:00AM-Pangumagang panalangin ng mga Kristiyano

5:00PM-Misa ng huling hapunan

                -Paghuhugas ng paa ng mga Apostoles

                -Prusisyon ng Santisimo Sakramento

7:00PM-Bihilya sa Santisimo Sakramento

               Mga nakatakdang pagtatanod

7:00 to 8:00PM-Lahat ng grupo ng Sta. Cruzada sa mga Cluster Barangay at Poblacion (mga BLC)

8:00 to 9:00PM-Ministry for the Youth

9:00 to 10:00PM-Ministry on Liturgy & Ministry on Prayer

10:00 to 11:00PM-Ministry on Integral Faith Formation & Mission

11:00 to 12:00AM-Ministry on Social Service

Lahat ng Santo na kasama sa prusisyon ng Biyernes Santo ay nasa Simbahan na lahat sa Huwebes Santo ng hapon.


Good Friday

April 3, 2026

7:00AM-Pang umagang panlangin ng mga Kristiyano at Nobena sa Devine Mercy

12:00PM-Pitong huling wika

3:00PM-Pagdiriwang ng pagpapasakit ng Panginoon

               Pagsamba sa Krus

               Komunyon

5:00PM-Prusisyon ng Santo Entierro

7:00PM-Pagbasa ng pasyon

                Mga nakatakdang babasa ng Pasyon

7:00 to 8:00PM-Ministry for the youth & Ministry on Liturgy

8:00 to 9:00PM-Ministry for Family & Life, Minstry on Prayer, & Ministry on Vacation

9:00 to 10:00PM-Ministry on Integral Faith Formation & Ministry on Social Service


Holy Saturday

April 4, 2026

7:00AM-Pang umagang panalangin  ng mga Kristiyano at Nobena sa Divine Mercy

9:00AM-General Practice/Rehearsal

7:00PM-Easter Vigil

  Ang magdamagang Pagdiriwang ng pasko ng muling                         pagkabuhay


Easter Sunday

April 5, 2026

Mga oras ng Banal na Misa

6:00AM, 7:00AM, 8:00AM, 9:30AM, 4:00PM, 5:30PM



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