ArchdioceseOfDubuque

Station XI — Jesus Is Nailed to the Cross. Jesus looks beyond the violence to the hearts of those who harm Him, choosing mercy over accusation. Even when He cannot move, love still acts. #TransformedByLove

Exciting news! The Archdiocese of Dubuque Catholic Schools is now hiring for the 2026-2027 school year. With 44 schools across Northeast Iowa, there's bound to be a school near you! Learn more at dbqarch.org/join-our-team

Challenge: Research a social justice issue that you've heard of but don't know much about. Suggestions - human trafficking, issues of life, persecuted Christians.

The students and staff members of our Catholic Schools have been preparing their hearts for the coming of Christ at Easter. The season of Lent has been filled with reminders that we must sacrifice and push to renew ourselves.

Know before you go! The Chrism Mass is a representation of the unity of the Catholic Church.⁣ ⁣ All are welcome at the Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 31 at 2:00 PM at the Cathedral. Can't attend in person? The Mass will be livestreamed at dbqarch.org/live-broadcasts.

There are 46 days from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday - but we speak of 40 days of Lent because the six Sundays aren’t counted as fasting days. Every Sunday is a celebration of the Resurrection.⁣ ⁣ Lent = 40 days of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving as we journey with Christ.

Don’t miss the 2026 Men’s Conference this Saturday, featuring Keith Nester as a breakout session speaker! Learn more and register now at: archmensconference.org

Please continue to pray for wisdom and unity in this time of discernment for Journey in Faith, and visit dbqjourneyinfaith.org for updates and resources.

The Chrism Mass will be taking place at the Cathedral of St. Raphael on March 31 at 2:00 PM. Know before you go! Leave your answer in the comments: The Chrism Mass is a representation of the ____ of the Catholic Church.

Did you find all 6 words related to the Chrism Mass?⁣ ⁣ All are welcome at the 2026 Chrism Mass on Tuesday, March 31, at 2:00 PM at the Cathedral of St. Raphael. Can't attend in person? The Mass will be livestreamed at dbqarch.org/live-broadcasts.

The Chrism Mass will be taking place at the Cathedral of St. Raphael on March 31 at 2:00 PM this year. Know before you go! Can you find all 6 words that have ties to the Chrism Mass? We'll post the correct answers on Sunday.

Please continue to pray for wisdom and unity in this time of discernment for Journey in Faith, and visit dbqjourneyinfaith.org for updates and resources.

Join Archbishop Thomas Zinkula and hundreds of other men at the 2026 Men’s Conference in one week! Register now at: archmensconference.org/registration

Answer reveal! These are the types of oils that will be blessed and consecrated at the Chrism Mass on March 31, as well as how they will be stored in the church.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ All are welcome to attend the Chrism Mass on March 31 at 2:00 PM at the Cathedral of St. Raphael.

Did you see the announcement about when the final pastorate plan will be released? The latest issue of Go Forth shared that it will become public on April 11. Stay informed on updates like this by subscribing to the Go Forth e-newsletter at dbqarch.org/connect-with-us.

Spending time with Jesus through Adoration is a regular occurrence at many of our Catholic Schools. Our Catholic schools partner with families to enhance and grow the faith life of our Church's future leaders.

Gather with other men to be enriched in your faith at the 2026 Men’s Conference! The day will include keynote talks by Gabriel Castillo, breakout sessions, and Mass with Archbishop Zinkula. Learn more at: archmensconference.org/about

Please continue to pray for wisdom and unity in this time of discernment for Journey in Faith, and visit dbqjourneyinfaith.org for updates and resources.

The Chrism Mass will be taking place at the Cathedral of St. Raphael on March 31 this year. Know before you go! Fill in the crossword puzzle with the types of oils blessed and consecrated at the Mass, and how the holy oils are stored. We'll share the answers on Friday.

You don't need to use many or high-sounding words. Just repeat often, 'Lord, show me your mercy as you know best' or 'God, come to my assistance.' - St. Macarius of Alexandria