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        • vestry and vestry officers
        • Ministry Teams
      • staff and clergy
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  • connect
    • ministry guide
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    • request a copy of the directory
    • fun memories
    • helpful links
  • weekly newsletter & Worship Guide
  • - "The Times"
  • Virtual Children's Ministry
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Good Friday

April 2, 2021
​@ 7:00 PM - Liturgy
Good Friday (or "God's Friday") is the second day of the three days long liturgy (in Latin - Triduum, meaning "three days") leading up to Jesus' Resurrection, which is the central and most important feature of Jesus' life and ministry.  On Good Friday, God dies on the Cross.  Since the Cross becomes the symbol of death redeemed through the Resurrection, on this day we spend some time with the Cross to ponder and connect with its mysteries.  After a time of reflection and veneration, we then dine on the remaining elements from the night before as a reminder that even though Jesus dies on this day, he is still present with us in the Sacrament of his Body and Blood.


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St. Matthew
Episcopal Church  
6800 Eastside Drive NE 
Tacoma, WA 98422 
253-927-9808

saintmatthew6800@gmail.com​
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