Holy Week and Easter
Across the parishes of Holy Trinity Hoxton
and St Chad Haggerston
This year, we will be celebrating Holy Week and the joy of Easter across jointly with our sister church St Chad Haggerston. St Chad’s church is close to Hoxton overground station and is approximately a 10 minute walk from Holy Trinity.
The schedule of events is below: we invite you to celebrate the Good News and the joy of the resurrection with us!
Holy Week Schedule
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10am - Solemn Mass at Holy Trinity
11.30am - Solemn Mass at St Chad Haggerston
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Hearing of Confessions
6.30pm
Low Mass
7.00pm
both at Holy Trinity Hoxton -
7:00pm - Solemn Mass at St Chad Haggerston
With the traditional washing of feet.
The Church will remain open until midnight for silent prayer and devotion.
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12:30pm - The Way of the Cross Devotion
at Holy Trinity Hoxton2:00pm - Remembering the Crucifixion: Traditional Good Friday Liturgy
At St Chad Haggerston5:00pm - A Mother’s Sorrow: Following the Crucifixion through the Eyes of Mary
At St Chad Haggerston
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7.00pm - Preparing for the Good News: Easter vigil service
At St Chad Haggerston
Followed by parish celebrations
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10am - Solemn Mass at Holy Trinity Hoxton
11.30am - Solemn Mass at St Chad Haggerston
Frequently Asked Questions
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Absolutely! The Good News of the resurrection is for everyone, whether you’re a regular church attender, or are just beginning your journey with Christ. Please come to as many of our services as you would like.
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We understand that every person’s faith is an individual journey, but our parish priest Fr Aidan is here to guide you and support you on this journey. If you’d like a chance to talk to him for advice, you can fill in an e-connect card by clicking here.
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Holy Trinity Hoxton and St Chad Haggerston are sister churches, meaning that they support and strengthen one another in mission and ministry. In 2026, the Triduum (the three big services on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday) will be held at St Chad Haggerston for both parishes, and the other Holy Week services are held at Holy Trinity. In 2027, the churches will swap, and Holy Trinity Hoxton will host the Triduum.
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The sacrament of confession is undescribably beautiful, but approaching it for the first time can be daunting. If you’re nervous about what the process of confession entails, or you feel you need a bit of support to make your confession, you can email Fr Aidan directly by clicking here.
Still have questions about Holy Week or Easter services?
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