Palm Sunday
Apr
13
10:00 AM10:00

Palm Sunday

Holy Week begins on Palm Sunday with the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, followed by the agony of the Passion that he was about to endure.

Please join us for the Palm Sunday at 10am on Sunday, April 13th, 2025, at St. Mary's-in-Tuxedo. Sunday School and childcare starts at 9:50am. Click on the link below to watch the livestream.

Offerings may be made at www.stmtux.org/giving.

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Maundy Thursday
Apr
17
7:00 PM19:00

Maundy Thursday

On Maundy Thursday, we commemorate the Last Supper, a Passover meal which Jesus shared with his disciples and at which he became our passover, the Lamb of God. We also celebrate the institution of the holy priesthood as Jesus gave his disciples the command to break the bread and bless the cup until he comes again. After communion, the altar will be stripped and washed to represent the tomb that will receive Christ's body on Good Friday. The reserved sacrament will be carried in procession to our reopened Chapel in the undercroft. Members of the congregation may participate in a watch or vigil at the altar of repose from the conclusion of the Maundy Thursday service until the beginning of the Good Friday service.

Please join us for Maundy Thursday at 7pm on April 17th, 2024 at St. Mary's-in-Tuxedo. Click on the link below to watch the livestream.

Offerings may be made at www.stmtux.org/giving.

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Good Friday
Apr
18
12:00 PM12:00

Good Friday

Good Friday is the day we observe the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. The current Book of Common Prayer is the first to include liturgies for Holy Week. Some are left open to interpretation, but Good Friday is more prescribed. On Good Friday, we enact the ancient liturgy for that day, hearing the Passion according to St. John as well as the Solemn Collects, sung to tones used only on Good Friday. Finally, we solemnly venerate the cross.

Please join us for Good Friday at 12 noon on April 18th, 2024 at St. Mary's-in-Tuxedo. Click on the link below to watch the livestream.

Offerings may be made at www.stmtux.org/giving.

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Easter Eve at St. John's in Arden
Apr
19
6:00 PM18:00

Easter Eve at St. John's in Arden

Please join us for a simple, beautiful service with communion, held in a historic 19th century chapel on the Mortimer Estate.

Directions: From the Tuxedo Park gate, turn left on Route 17 and continue north until you see the sign for Arden. Turn right, cross over the thruway, and stay to the left. Continue up the hill, and stay to the right. Pass through the open gate and continue up the hill to the clearing, where you will find the church.

This service will not be available online.

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Easter Sunday
Apr
20
10:00 AM10:00

Easter Sunday

Please join us at 10am on Easter Sunday, April 20th. The service will feature a brass quintet and choir, with traditional Easter readings, hymns, and communion. Children are invited to flower the cross (arrive by 9:55am) and an Easter Egg hunt in the churchyard will follow the service, along with a festive coffee hour. Infant/childcare available starting at 9:50 am. Easter bonnets are encouraged! Click on the link below for the livestream of the service.

Offerings may be made at www.stmtux.org/giving.

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Christmas Eve at St. John's in Arden
Dec
24
6:00 PM18:00

Christmas Eve at St. John's in Arden

Please join us for a simple, beautiful service with Christmas carols and communion, held in a historic 19th century chapel on the Mortimer Estate.

Directions: From the Tuxedo Park gate, turn left on Route 17 and continue north until you see the sign for Arden. Turn right, cross over the thruway, and stay to the left. Continue up the hill, and stay to the right. Pass through the open gate and continue up the hill to the clearing, where you will find the church.

This service will not be available online.

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Christmas Eve Family Service
Dec
24
4:00 PM16:00

Christmas Eve Family Service

Come and join us! The Family Service will be held on Christmas Eve at 4pm in the Church. As always, the entire community is welcome, and children of all ages are invited to participate in telling the Christmas Story. A “milk and cookies” reception will follow the service in Bentley Hall.

There are speaking and non-speaking parts available, and lots of costumes. Just tell Jennifer in the church office that your kids are coming and make sure they are in Bentley Hall by 3:45pm. Note: speaking parts will require a rehearsal during the prior week.

Click on the link below to watch the livestream.

Offerings may be made at www.stmtux.org/giving.

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